Deliberative democracy is a way of making decisions by involving everyone affected, where people come together to discuss and debate issues, listen to different viewpoints, and reach a consensus through rational argumentation. It focuses on inclusive and thoughtful conversations to improve the quality of decisions, ensuring that all voices are heard and respected. Rather than relying solely on voting,
deliberative democracy emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and thoughtful deliberation in shaping the actions and policies of a community or society.
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