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concept:democratic-hopeDemocratic Hope
A sense of hope that over the long term deliberation can change society positively; proposed as a strategy to sustain deliberation.
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- Theoretical tradition holding that democratic legitimacy derives from deliberative discussion; underpins the paper's proposed solution.
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