Academic Conferences
2009 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association
September 3-6, 2009
Theme Panel: 34-7
Citizens' Assemblies and Deliberative Democracy
Representation and Electoral Systems |
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Date: | Saturday, Sep 5, 8:00 AM | |||||||||||||||||
Chair: | R. Kenneth
Carty University of British Columbia |
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Discussant(s): | Dennis F.
Thompson Harvard University Andre Bächtiger University of Bern |
2008 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association
August 30, 2008
“Creating
Better Citizens? Effects of Citizens' Assembly on Student Political
Attitudes and Behavior,” part of Panel
37-19/5-19, The Nature and
Consequences of Deliberative Democracy
Harvard University Canada Program
J.H. Snider's concluding remarks: Crackpot or Genius? Canada Steps onto the World Stage as a Democratic Innovator
Conference of the University of British Columbia’s Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions
May 1-2 2008
When
Citizens Decide: The Challenges of Large Scale Public Engagement.
2007 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association
September 1, 2007
Panel 34-3
The Quality of Decision-making in Citizen Deliberative Assemblies: The
Three Cases of Electoral Reform
34-3 The Quality of Decision-making in Citizen Deliberative Assemblies: The Three Cases of Electoral Reform | |||||||||||||||
Date: | Saturday, Sep 1, 8:00 AM | ||||||||||||||
Chair: |
Shawn W. Rosenberg University of California, Irvine |
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Discussant(s): |
Robert C. Luskin University of Texas, Austin |
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Co-Discussant(s): |
David M. Farrell University of Manchester |
September 1, 2007
Panel 2-24
Power and Mini Publics: lessons from theory and practice
2-24 Power and Mini Publics: lessons from theory and practice. | ||||||||||
Date: | Saturday, Sep 1, 4:15 PM | |||||||||
Chair: |
Amit Ron Univerity of Toronto |
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Discussant(s): |
Mark E. Warren University of British Columbia |
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Co-Discussant(s): |
Simone Chambers University of Toronto |
2007 Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association
May 31, 2007
Panel J5(b)
J5(b): Citizenship and Political Engagement in Ontario
A/v: computer and powerpoint data projector
Chair/Président: Royce Koop (UBC)
Papers/Communications:
Jonathan Rose (Queen's), Mark Lyons (Citizens Assembly on Electoral Reform) and Michael Mackenzie (Citizens Assembly on Electoral Reform), "Teaching, Touring, and Talking: The Story of the Ontario Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform"
Patrick Tomlinson (York), "The Ontario Students Citizens Assembly on Electoral Reform"
J.P. Lewis (Carleton), "Why Civics? Adopting Policy Causal Stories for Citizenship Education in Ontario"
Discussant/Commentateur: Hugh Mellon (UWO)