In "perfect" versions of rational proceduralism, to borrow from Rawls' terminology (Rawls 1971: 85), an appropriately constrained deliberative decision-making process is uniquely able to satisfy this standard, which explains the legitimacy of deliberative democratic decisions.
The resulting conception of democratic legitimacy regards democratic decisions as legitimate if they are the outcome of a deliberative decision-making process that satisfies some conditions of political and epistemic fairness (Peter 2008).
Use a transparent, deliberative decision-making process for political spending.
Known within FOIA circles as the "withhold it because you can" exemption, it pertains to documents that are part of a behind-the-scenes "deliberative" decision-making process, and covers any "inter-agency or intra-agency memorandums or letters," drafts, and attorney-client records.
At issue is the legislation's changes to Exemption 5, which applies to government records that are part of a behind-the-scenes "deliberative" decision-making process and covers any "inter-agency or intra-agency memorandums or letters," drafts, and attorney-client records.
PtDAs are designed to encourage a more deliberative decision-making process that can help to minimize cognitive bias.
The ideal outcome is a rationally justified decision a decision everyone has reasons to endorse, and deliberative decision-making processes, if appropriately shaped, are uniquely able to reach such decisions.
We discuss specific advantages of adaptive governance approaches over traditional centralised governance models related to policy-experimentation at multiple spatial scales, institutional variety and deliberative decision-making processes that establish dialogue between service providers and beneficiaries that promote group learning.
An increasing number of theories of decision making assume both intuitive and deliberative decision-making processes.
To aid in this decision making, a formal process is proposed based on the Analytic-Deliberative Decision-Making Process (ADP) that allows stakeholders to synthesize rationally their knowledge and experience and facilitate learning and sharing of best practices.
Originally intended as a model of deliberative decision making, these networks embody aspects of conscious brain processes that have been discussed previously by many other researchers, such as Tononi and Edelman [9], Dehaene et al. [10, 11], and Crick and Koch [12].
