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Public Deliberation on Climate Change

Lessons from Alberta Climate Dialogue
  • Edited by: Lorelei L. Hanson
  • With contributions by: David Kahane
Language: English
Published/Copyright: 2018
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How to organize, conduct, and evaluate public deliberation of wicked problems
Over a five-year period, a community-university research project called Alberta Climate Dialogue engaged in public deliberation of the issue of climate change in the Alberta context. In its description of the project and the insights gained, this volume is essential reading for those wishing to move a difficult conversation forward.

Author / Editor information

Hanson Lorelei L. :

Lorelei L. Hanson is an associate professor and academic coordinator of environmental studies at Athabasca University.Kahane David :

David Kahane is a professor of political science at the University of Alberta, specializing in democratic theory and practice He was also the principal investigator and projector director of Alberta Climate Dialogue (2010-2016).Lorelei L. Hanson is an associate professor and academic coordinator of environmental studies at Athabasca University.

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Trevor Harrison, Director of Parkland Institute:
“Among the sea of troubles facing the world, none are surely greater than that of climate change. But coming to grips with climate change – and possible mitigation strategies – is inextricably linked to other huge challenges, notably the concentration of power in fewer and fewer hands and the commensurate decline of the democratic commons. This volume provides a much-needed roadmap for citizens who wish to deliberately and constructively engage with these seemingly obdurate problems.”

Ricardo Acuña, Executive Director, Parkland Institute:
“As governments at all levels struggle with how to address the impacts of climate change while at the same time seeking to build popular support for policies addressing its causes, Public Deliberation on Climate Change provides valuable lessons on how governments can and should be engaging the public in new and more meaningful ways. The experiences of the Alberta Climate Dialogue initiative provide an important framework for constructive public deliberations and an honest on-the-ground assessment of the pitfalls and successes of the various methodologies undertaken. It is a must-read for anyone interested in public policy, public engagement, and democratic deliberation.”


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eBook published on:
February 5, 2018
eBook ISBN:
9781771992169
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Main content:
266
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5
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5
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5 colour spreads
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