Conversations on Participatory Democracy

Democracy in Schools 2: A Conversation with Helen Beattie

Conversations on Participatory Democracy Innovative democratic professionals are encouraging greater participation in some of our most fundamental institutions, yet what they are doing is rarely the focus of political theory, social science research, or what politicians talk about when they are talking about renewing American democracy. The conversations in this series aim to shed light …

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Democratic Public Administration: An Interview with Kimball Payne

Democratic Public Administration: An Interview with Kimball Payne

Conversations on Participatory Democracy Innovative democratic professionals are encouraging greater participation in some of our most fundamental institutions, yet what they are doing is rarely the focus of political theory, social science research, or what politicians talk about when they are talking about renewing American democracy. The conversations in this series aim to shed light …

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Democracy in Schools: A Conversation with Donnan Stoicovy

Democracy in Schools: A Conversation with Donnan Stoicovy

Conversations on Participatory Democracy Innovative democratic professionals are encouraging greater participation in some of our most fundamental institutions, yet what they are doing is rarely the focus of political theory, social science research, or what politicians talk about when they are talking about renewing American democracy. The conversations in this series aim to shed light …

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Trench Democracy: Conversations on Participatory Democracy

We’re happy to announce a new long-running series with Albert Dzur. His dispatches from the front lines of civics will be available in full here and excerpts will run on the Boston Review website. Read Albert Dzur’s new piece in the Boston Review on civic practice, introducing the series: Bringing lay people together to make …

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