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Robert A. Dahl on Pluralism, Democracy and Deliberation

July 19, 2018 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Civil society, Deliberation, Democratic Theory, Uncategorized No Comment 7 Views

Robert Dahl (1915 – 2014) is one of the most influential political scholars of the last century. His ideas on political scholarship, pluralism, democracy and deliberation also influenced Social Science Works. On Dahl,Read More

Challenging extreme claims for truth: How to deliberate the open, pluralist society w

June 4, 2018 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Civil society, Deliberation, Democratic Theory, Uncategorized No Comment 3 Views

Imagine we are dealing with a person with a rather monistic mindset, thus believing, assuming or hoping that all questions can only have one right answer, that all these answers can be neatly,Read More

Equipping Civil Society for a Data-Driven Future

February 15, 2018 by Dan Meehan, Civil society No Comment 6 Views

Civil society organisations in Germany need to be directly empowered to use data, in order to maintain their scope for action in a digitalised world. The rise of data-driven decision-making has made hugeRead More

Constructief praten met meer en minder gevestigde burgers over wereldbeschouwingen

January 18, 2018 by Hans Blokland, Civil society, Deliberation, Uncategorized No Comment 1 Views

Sinds 2016 organiseert Social Science Works (SSW) in Duitsland reeksen van deliberative workshops met vluchtelingen, met rechts-radicale populisten, en met vrijwilligers en beroepskrachten die werkzaam zijn in het vluchtelingen en het maatschappelijk werk.Read More

The French “Crisis of Authority” Is A Crisis Of The Authorities

May 25, 2016 by Berengere Gourand, Civil society, Deliberation, Extremismus, Forschung, Populism, Populism, Science Watch, Science Watch, Uncategorized No Comment 4 Views

In France, you lose count of how many times you’ve heard about the “crisis of authority”. It has become a central preoccupation, amongst and spread by, a wide range of influential people. FirstRead More

Debating Values & Identity With Newcomers & European Natives

March 3, 2016 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Civil society, Deliberation, Democratic Theory, Uncategorized No Comment 2 Views

In 2015, roughly 1,1 million refugees came to Germany. About 428,500 of these people are Syrians. Refugees from Iraq (13%) and Afghanistan (10%) form the second and third largest group. For 2016, theRead More

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