Rearrangement of new ideas, and leave for a new path of Painting of participatory democracy, and its formulas. Now we have accepted that this is a new way of living the democratic processes, which is spreading like wildfire around the globe and takes in all aspects of reality and always originai and different paths. Participatory democracy acts as the primary goal is to involve citizens directly in some of the choices of government, and in particular those that directly concern them more closely.
deliberative or participatory democracy tries to find a middle way between the already weak form of representative democracy el'inattuabile form of direct democracy without succumbing to populist and illusory solutions.
I see in participatory democracy can be a push for renewal to rebuild and regain social cohesion and lost a tie-up is not a national of that memory out of focus.
A brief analysis of the concept proposed by those who have more knowledge in paticolare attention because of me ... the last lines
taken from "The democracy that is not" Paul Ginsborg, Einaudi
"The English adjective deliberative (deliberative), referring to democracy, embodies the dual meaning to discuss and decide. In 'arena deliberative citizens are called not only to debate with each other or with politicians, but to play a significant role in decision making. It is central in this regard the idea of \u200b\u200barriving at decisions involving all the stakeholders or their representatives. The method used is the discussion contained in a structured environment of collaboration, based on adequate information and a plurality of views, with specific time limit within which to reach decisions. Ideally, deliberative arenas contribute to people feeling informed and involved, not isolated, ignorant and powerless. Help policy makers and administrators to govern better and close the gap that too often separates them from civil society. Deliberative democracy has a number of powers. Luigi Bobbio highlights three particularly important. First, it is potentially, although not necessarily able to generate better decisions, because during the debate proceed to a redefinition of the problems and propose new solutions and mediations.
Second, the decisions become more legitimacy if derived from the process of deliberation, because it produced separately by a small group but by a multitude of people, some of which may not share the final decision, but all recognize the legality of the procedure implemented. Third in order of citation, but not of importance for our objectives, the resolution promotes civic virtues to teach people to listen, to be more tolerant and often to build relationships of mutual trust. "
George Bargna
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