Sentence examples for participatory deliberation from inspiring English sources
In this phase, participatory deliberation should be established to clarify the end of the intervention.
When the design community in a participatory process is sufficiently small and both designers and community participants are sufficiently like-minded, a model of participatory deliberation can be successful.
If we are to open-up the innovation to participatory deliberation, who exactly should be involved?
(Blok & Lemmens, 2015) What are the chances of opening-up the innovation to participatory deliberation in face of such asymmetries?
To further explore these approaches, it appears useful to follow Stirling's (2008) distinction between appraisal and commitment in the function of participatory deliberation.
As regards stakeholder representation, Stirling (2008) has noted that indirect expert analysis is not self-evidently less 'conductive to enhanced social agency' than participatory deliberation in every circumstance.
We plan to utilize global and innovative experiences in creating a movement based on wide participatory practices, deliberation, self-organization, crowd sourcing solutions, continuing education and transparency.
The CITRIS Data and Democracy Initiative (DDI) develops tools to support the evolving, dynamic relationships between digital media and democratic practices, including novel mobile, Internet and social media applications to enhance online deliberation, participatory decision-making, and rapid mobilization.
A way to manifest critical reflection on the underlying values of a technological development or an agricultural practice is to open up the assessment processes to a more participatory model, with deliberation among different stakeholders.
For example, I saw talks that focused on participatory, structured, analytic-deliberation from UW, or high performance geocomputation from ORNL; the latter term I think better captures what earth system science people might recognize.
TA has therefore played a significant role in the development of participatory methods for democratic deliberation on policies dealing with the future options and risks of science and technology development (Joss and Bellucci 2002).
