Délibérer avant le référendum d’initiative citoyenne : l’Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review

Bien que les mini-publics deliberatifs connaissent une popularite grandissante, peu ont ete formellement institutionnalises dans des systemes de gouvernement. L’Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review (CIR) est un mini-public auquel il a ete accorde une telle legitimite par son adoption comme composante du processus de referendum d’initiative citoyenne en Oregon. La CIR connecte le travail du mini-public a l’ensemble du corps civique en redigeant un Citizens’ Statement sur lequel les votants peuvent s’appuyer pour determiner leur vote lors de referendums d’initiative citoyenne. Cet article raconte l’histoire de la CIR, de son periple vers la legitimite institutionnelle et explore comment ce dispositif a ete promu et mis en place dans de nouveaux contextes.

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