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Engaging Society For Sustainability - The essential role of participative and deliberative democracy

Sascha Nick
2022
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Abstract

Do we need more democracy? Our multiple crises, especially of biodiversity, climate, social inclusion, health, and ultimately purpose, all of them created (and still being made worse) by human action, show that our collective governance is failing to solve the problems, even failing to stop digging the hole we’re in.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/297724?ln=en

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