Dorf, Michael C., "The Supreme Court 1997 Term -- Foreword: The Limits of Socratic Deliberation" (1998).
Similarly, biases in agenda setting within organizations and institutions limit scope of deliberation and restrict political communication by defining those topics that can be successfully become the subject of public agreement (Bohman 1990).
Unlike the Speaker, the Senate Majority Leader has no Rules Committee and few other tools to determine the flow of legislation or to limit the amount of deliberation, debate, and delay on the floor.
Hence the combinatorial explosion of debates and deliberations, then as now, however limited the means of deliberation at the onset.
At the first conference, held in 1867, Archbishop of Canterbury Charles Thomas Longley carefully limited the scope of deliberations to "expedient" resolutions concerning "matters of practical interest" and serving as "safe guides to future action".
A review of the financial crisis enquiry commission report on the CDO machine (Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, 2011) suggests that while some anticipation and reflection occurred in the CDO development process, the principles of deliberation and responsiveness were limited.
"The Conditionals of Deliberation," University of Texas, Austin; March 8 , 2004
"The Conditionals of Deliberation," University of Michigan; September 27 , 2002
After three hours of deliberation, they refer.
Studies of deliberation, on- and offline, design of online deliberation environments.
