GloCAN Event on CONVENING: Who sets the agenda in global citizen deliberation?

How are the topic and remit of global citizens’ assemblies set? How should they be? This seminar invited speakers to reflect on GloCAN research on the agenda-setting process of transnational deliberation, both government-led and private sector-led, and on the praxis of organising transnational processes, to discuss the factors and strategies shaping the questions that assemblies tackle.

Learn more:

- Agenda Setting in transnational and global citizens’ assemblies

- What’s in an experiment?: opportunities and risks for theConference on the Future of Europe

- Inclusive Topic Selection: reflections on Mostar’s firstcitizens’ assembly

Speakers:

Canning Malkin, GloCAN

Independent researcher with a focus on deliberative democracy and environmental governance, currently collaborating with GloCAN and Democracy R&D

Kalypso Nicolaidis, EUI | Democratic Odyssey

Chair in Global Affairs at the School of TransnationalGovernance in the European University Institute, convener of the EUI DemocracyForum, and initiator of the Democratic Odyssey

Moderator:

Felipe Rey, iDeemos | GloCAN

Professor of Public Law at Pontificia Universidad Javerianaand founding partner of iDeemos

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