Beyond polling alone: The quest for an informed public
Beyond polling alone: The quest for an informed public
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DOI:
10.1080/08913810608443654
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发表时间:
2006-12-01
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0.8
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Fishkin, James S.
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Fishkin, James S.
Converse's seminal 1964 article explored three crucial limitations of public opinion as it is revealed in conventional polls: information levels, belief systems, and nonattitudes. These limitations are significant from the standpoint of democratic theory, but it is possible to design forms of public consultation and of social-science research that will reveal what public opinion might be like if these limitations were somehow overcome. Deliberative Polling is an effort to explore the contours of such a counterfactual public opinion-one that is more informed and engaged than is the mass public. Doing so requires going beyond "polling alone".