The CDDGG 10th Anniversary Conversation Series
In 2024 the Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance, at the University of Canberra, turns 10 years old. In celebration, we are organising a conversation series that is open to all, addressing 10 of the most pressing questions facing deliberative democracy today. Each month we will host a one-hour hybrid conversation featuring two short talks by world-leading scholars and practitioners, followed by a moderated discussion. Events will be filmed and posted on our YouTube channel for wider dissemination.
Please keep checking our upcoming events page for the details and registration of each month’s conversation.
Next event
This event is online only. Join us on Zoom.
Nicole Doerr is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Copenhagen. Her work is on deliberative democracy and visual practices, deliberation and critical practices of intersectional translation and migrants' and minorities' contributions to deliberative democratic practice and theory.
Claire Mellier is the Knowledge and Practice Lead at Iswe Foundation. She co-initiated and organised the world's first Global Citizens' Assembly for COP26.
Moderator
Madeleine Egan is a PhD candidate at the Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance at the University of Canberra.
10 Big Questions
24 September 2024
ONLINE
How can we build a global deliberative democracy?
Nicole Curato, University of Canberra
William Smith, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Moderated by Wendy Conway-Lamb