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Family Disputes: Diversity in Defining and Measuring Deliberation
2007
Swiss Political Science Review
Interdisciplinary deliberative research has grown tremendously over the last decade. Theorists are attending more carefully to the findings of empirical research. And empiricists are framing their research in ways that are tailored to track normativetheoretical concerns. The recent surge in empirical work on deliberation, however, has led to a huge proliferation of research designs, general measurement strategies, operational criteria, and even definitions of the phenomenon. The diversity in
doi:10.1002/j.1662-6370.2007.tb00088.x
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