Future of Britain
A research project on the choices that the public think the UK should make once it has left the EU.
June 17th, 2019|Categories: Deliberative Polling®, Europe, United Kingdom|Tags: Consumer Regulation, Food Policy, Immigration|
Europolis and the European public sphere: Empirical explorations of a counterfactual ideal
James S. Fishkin, Robert C. Luskin, and Alice Siu European Union Politics PDF, Online Appendix
Europolis: A deliberative polity-making project
The modern-day European Union is a direct result of a determination among European politicians to prevent future violent conflicts in Europe after World War II. PDF
Final Report: EuroPolis – Deliberative Polling® on the European Union
Before deliberation 37% of participants considered their country‘s membership of the EU to be ̳a very good thing‘. After deliberation, this figure rose to 52%. PDF
EuroPolis: Deliberative Polling® on the European Union
What kind of Parliament would Europeans elect if they knew, thought, and talked much more about the issues? An experiment conducted in Brussels gives a picture of how the votes for Parliament might be different.
Results of Deliberative Polling® on Immigrant Voting and High Speed Rail in Italy
Opinions before and after deliberation on all policy issues. PDF
Deliberative Polling® on Immigrant Voting and High Speed Rail in Italy
Over the weekend of March 24-25 a scientific sample of the residents of the Torino region engaged in a unique experiment in public consultation about two difficult issues—the right to vote for immigrants and the proposed TAV high speed train for connecting Turino and Lyon.