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Five dimensions of scaling democratic deliberation: With and beyond AI
Read our latest paper, watch the launch webinar, and leave us your comments or feedback!
Jun 18
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Norway's citizens want to share their fortune with future generations and the world
In this week's DemNext Deep Dive, Hugh Pope, DemocracyNext International Advisory Council Member, speaks with members and organisers of Norway's Future…
Jun 12
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May 2025
You’re invited - Five dimensions of scaling democratic deliberation
Join DemocracyNext's launch event discussing the multifaceted role of AI in scaling democratic deliberation
May 29
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Let’s talk about democratising financial institutions
Michael McCarthy joins Claudia Chwalisz to discuss his new book, about democracy’s failures in finance, and how sortition might fix them
May 15
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Birmingham speaks, museums listen
In one of our occasional long reads, DemNext’s Chief Strategy & Creative Officer Lucy Reid talks about some of her favourite intersections - culture…
May 1
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April 2025
Democracy, Paris-style… How assemblies are changing laws
5 min read: In a new essay, Claudia Chwalisz unpacks the permanent Paris Citizens’ Assembly’s unique approach to transforming recommendations into law
Apr 24
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New paper: Spaces for deliberation
As the “deliberative wave” continues to grow, James MacDonald-Nelson and Gustav Kjær Vad Nielsen propose eight spatial qualities for enabling…
Apr 10
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How to design spaces for deliberation?
On 10th April, join us for the launch of a new paper by DemNext's Cities Programme Lead James MacDonald-Nelson and Research Fellow Gustav Kjær Vad…
Apr 4
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March 2025
Are workplaces the next frontier for deliberative democracy?
Announcing a new collaboration to innovate workplace governance at MONDRAGON, the biggest entity in Spain’s Basque Country
Mar 20
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Thanks to you, the Vilnius citizens' assembly is one step closer
We also want to save our other assembly planned in Kerewan, The Gambia
Mar 6
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February 2025
US funding freeze hits DemNext – an appeal
Local citizens' assemblies need funding as US Treasury suspends payments to the National Endowment for Democracy (NED)
Feb 20
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🇯🇵 Japan's boom in randomly-selected mini-publics
Notes after visiting a little-known but pioneering frontier
Feb 14
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