Patricia Roberts-Miller writes that people need to deliberate about the democracy they want to have. Brigitte Geissel is also arguing this in her forthcoming (Routledge) book on democratic innovation.
https://theloop.ecpr.eu/not-deliberating-about-democracies-is-a-deadly-trap/
Does anyone know of an instance where such a deliberative event may have happened?
Do national constitutional conventions count? See for instance https://constitutionnet.org/news/will-belize-get-peoples-constitution-prospects-and-challenges.
I think that peculiarities, rationality as well as sincerity tiwards implementation of decisions in such content,is very fundamental.
The emerging narrative is obviously to domesticate democracy within the context of peculiarities of political systems. Therefore, democracy in such condition should constitute elements such as, ethnicity, religion, economy, language, culture,clanical be structure etc.
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