What is this Project About?
Deliberative democracy is a theory of democracy that, broadly speaking, emphasizes the importance of engaging in discussion to make democratic decisions.
Which Fellows are Involved in this Project?
The research fellow involved in this project is Susan Dieleman.
What Are Some Sample Outputs of this Project?
- “Epistemic Justice and Democratic Legitimacy” by Susan Dieleman, in Hypatia (2015).
- “What Would it Mean to call Rorty a Deliberative Democrat?” by Susan Dieleman, in Contemporary Pragmatism (2017).
What are Some Works-In-Progress Associated with this Project?
In Progress:
- Epistemically Just Democracies, a monograph by Susan Dieleman that develops a non-ideal theory of deliberative democracy informed by feminist and pragmatist insights.
How to Become Involved
If you want to become involved in this project, check out our opportunities-tab and contact Susan Dieleman: susan.dieleman@uleth.ca.