The 'programming' for the DDC Channel consists of the two home movies produced for the No Better Time conference and the Recentering Democracy Around Citizens meeting.
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Deliberative Democracy General Launching the DDC Channel
Deliberative Democracy General Launching the DDC Channel
Launching the DDC Channel
Were you aware that toddlers have cogent opinions about Habermas? Did you know that the most intractable community conflicts occur between fencers and hockey players? Did you realize that the lollipop is an invaluable tool for citizen participation? Did you know that the complex assertions and wicked problems of deliberative democracy can be explained by small children? All of these miracles, and more, can be viewed on the DDC Channel on YouTube (paste http://www.youtube.com/user/mattleighningerddc into your browser if the link doesn't take you directly there).
The 'programming' for the DDC Channel consists of the two home movies produced for the No Better Time conference and the Recentering Democracy Around Citizens meeting.
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The 'programming' for the DDC Channel consists of the two home movies produced for the No Better Time conference and the Recentering Democracy Around Citizens meeting.
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