COST Action Constitution-making & deliberative democracy

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Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve
COST Action Constitution-making & deliberative democracy

Constitution-making & deliberative democracy (CA17135) is a 4-year (2018-2022) COST Action.

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“Constitution-making and deliberative democracy” (CA17135) is a 4-year (2018-2022) EU-funded COST Action aimed at examining the deliberative turn in constitution making and reform, by bringing together citizens (both individually and collectively in the forms of informal associations social movements), civil society organisations, participatory consultants and research teams, to discuss and reflect on the normative and empirical challenges of issues relevant to the above.

There are 3 research coordination objectives:

- To gather and organize information about all deliberative democracy experiments related to constitution-like issues, research and writing about constitutional deliberative democracy, and the actors involved in both;

- To make this information widely available and widely used;

- To promote interaction between actors involved in this area, and also interested actors who are not yet involved.

The work of the Action is spread across 3 Working Groups:

- Constitution-making and deliberative Democracy: Theories and practices, analyzing deliberative practices and forms of citizen participation in the decision-making process (with a particular focus on constitutional reform) through the study of relevant normative and conceptual issues, and aiming at creating a theoretical-normative grid of different theories and designs of deliberative constitutionalism, developing a pluralistic deliberative conceptual framework for constitutional reform and fleshing out a set of ideal-types of distinctive deliberative constitutional reform processes

- Minority groups and constitutional deliberative democracy, analyzing the methodological issues and examining the empirical evidence of the participation of minority groups in the deliberative and consitutional processes (e.g. mini publics).

- e-Constitutional deliberative democracy, analyzing the existing relevant initiatives of electronic forms of deliberative participation, mapping the different communication technologies involved in constitutional processes, conducting new empirical research related to e-deliberative democracy, and developing new e-tools based on the research conducted.

The goals of the Action are achieved through utilization of all tools avaliable under COST, including conferences, dissemination meetings, Short-Term Scientific Missions (STSMs), etc.

You may find more on https://constdelib.com/

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