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Wicked Problems and Public Policy
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Evaluating Deliberative Processes        
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Annotated Bibliography: Deliberative Processes
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Articles
Deliberations about Deliberative Methods: Issues in the design and evaluation of public participation processes. Abelson, J., et al. (2003).  Social Science and Medicine, 57(2): 239-251. Available on the site of the Canadian Policy Research Networks.

L'impératif délibératif. Sintomer, Y. & Blondiaux, L. (2002).  Politix – Revue des sciences sociales du politique, 15(57): 17-35. (On the site of Persee. In French only.)

Citizen Engagement in Health Casebook. On the site of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).

Organizations
Canadian Policy Research Networks

Institut du Nouveau Monde (In French only)


Contact
Val Morrison


 

 

Wicked Problems and Public Policy
This fact sheet defines the essential features of wicked problems and discusses how they might be addressed.
Published in June 2013. Description.  Download  555 K
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Evaluating Deliberative Processes
The purpose of this fact sheet is to introduce public health practitioners to the evaluation of deliberative processes.
Published in January, 2011.  Description.  Download 103 K.
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Deliberative processes and knowledge translation
A brief sheet on how deliberative processes can link practitioners, researchers and others for improving the use of knowledge in practice.
Published in April, 2010.  Description.  Download   93 K.
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Deliberative Processes - Inventory of Resources
This inventory provides links to a range of resources available on the Internet.
Published in October, 2009.  Description.  Download  493 K
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What is a Deliberative Process?
A short introduction to deliberative processes.
Published in October, 2009.  Description.  Download  93 K
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