Environmental Studies and Forestry

“Co-construction” in deliberative democracy: lessons from the French Citizens’ Convention for Climate

L. Giraudet, B. Apouey, et al.

Explore how the innovative co-construction process of the French Citizens’ Convention for Climate empowered citizens while still being influenced by steering bodies. This research, conducted by a diverse group of experts, reveals the delicate balance between citizen agency and public resonance in climate action proposals.

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