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*[[G1000]] - The G1000 was a large-scale citizen's conference that took place in Belgium in 2011. 1000 citizens participated in a 3-stage event to discuss various issues facing the country and draft a list of proposed solutions. The event's organizers were well-versed in Deliberative Democratic theory and implemented many of the aspects discussed by the researchers and theoreticians. | *[[G1000]] - The G1000 was a large-scale citizen's conference that took place in Belgium in 2011. 1000 citizens participated in a 3-stage event to discuss various issues facing the country and draft a list of proposed solutions. The event's organizers were well-versed in Deliberative Democratic theory and implemented many of the aspects discussed by the researchers and theoreticians. | ||
| + | *[[Decision Focused Public Engagement model]] - The Decision Focused Public Engagement Model was developed by Roger Bernier and adopted by the U.S. Department of Health to engage the public in deliberative forums to help formulate policy on medical ethical issues. | ||
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Cases in Deliberative Democracy
- G1000 - The G1000 was a large-scale citizen's conference that took place in Belgium in 2011. 1000 citizens participated in a 3-stage event to discuss various issues facing the country and draft a list of proposed solutions. The event's organizers were well-versed in Deliberative Democratic theory and implemented many of the aspects discussed by the researchers and theoreticians.
- Decision Focused Public Engagement model - The Decision Focused Public Engagement Model was developed by Roger Bernier and adopted by the U.S. Department of Health to engage the public in deliberative forums to help formulate policy on medical ethical issues.