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This document provides guidelines for designing public engagement in policy deliberation. It outlines a spectrum for the level of dialogue and influence citizens can have, ranging from low-interaction methods like public opinion polls to high-interaction approaches like citizens juries and consensus conferences. The guidelines suggest choosing methods based on the goals of engagement, level of interactivity desired, and whether competitors or attacks will be allowed.
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- 1. GUIDELINES FO R DESIGNING P UBLIC ENGAGE MENT IN POLICY DELIBERATION Maurice Berix // Multiplicity & Visual Identities 2010
- 3. In rebus quoque apertis noscere possis, si non advertas animum, proinde esse, quasi omni tempore semotae fuerint, longeque remotae.* Lucretius, De Rerum Natura IV (50 B.C.)
- 6. high VOICE (level of dialogue) CITIZENS JURY / INTERVIEWS / CONSENSUS FOCUS GROUPS CONFERENCE low VOTE (level of in?uence) high commu- nities polls/forums PUBLIC OPINION POLL REFERENDUM weblogs low
- 8. movies, non-interactive entertainment books, etc interactive no goals toys playthings goals no competitor puzzles challenges competitor no attacks competitions attacks allowed games