Who holds the power? Challenges and opportunities for Citizens' Assemblies

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Written By Dan Ridge

Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformation, briefing 30, Claire Mellier and Stuart Capstick, July 2024

This briefing highlights some of the key design features that need to be got right – in particular, regarding who gets to decide what the CA is about and what happens as a result of CAs. This briefing is based on a CAST report: CAST Guidelines: How can citizens’ assemblies help navigate the systemic transformations required by the polycrisis?

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