Stockholm Series #2: How citizen assemblies can accelerate climate action
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Nicole Curato’s lecture “Is public deliberation the key? How citizen assemblies can accelerate climate action” took place on Tuesday 11 June 2024, at International IDEA’s Headquarters at Strömsborg in Stockholm, Sweden. Nicole Curato is Professor of Political Sociology at the Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance, University of Canberra.
The climate crisis demands democracy reform. Climate assemblies–and similar deliberative mechanisms–can be innovative and important parts in the democratic toolbox. But what works and what doesn’t? What can we learn from existing experiences, both in the Global North and the Global South? How can we best engage citizens to meaningfully participate in climate decision making? This lecture makes the case for more inclusive and effective climate action through citizen deliberation–at the local, national and global level.
The Stockholm Series of Public Lectures on Climate Change and Democracy (“Stockholm Series”) is a cooperation between renowned Stockholm-based institutions with a particular focus on climate change and democracy from different perspectives, including the Stockholm Environment Institute; the Stockholm Resilience Centre; Future Earth; the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung’s Nordics Office; LSU – The National Council of Swedish Children and Youth Organisations; We Don’t Have Time and International IDEA. The Stockholm Series aims to inform, inspire, and engage experts and the public by providing high-profile public lectures on the interlinkages between climate change and democracy, hosted by the Secretary-General of International IDEA, Dr. Kevin Casas-Zamora.
Read the International IDEA publication on “Deliberative Democracy and Climate Change: Exploring the Potential of Climate Assemblies in the Global South” co-authored by Nicole Curato: https://www.idea.int/publications/cat...
Read more about the Stockholm Series of Public Lecture at: International IDEA's Climate Change and Democracy workstream:https://www.idea.int/node/155386
Timestamps Stockholm Series Lecture #2
00:04 Introductory remarks by Kevin Casas-Zamora, Secretary-General of International IDEA
08:46 Lecture by Professor Nicole Curato
10:16 What is Deliberative Democracy?
13:02 Typhoon Haiyan as a game-changer
18:26 How public deliberation can empower citizens
20:04 Citizen assemblies and other forms of public deliberation
22:31 What difference do citizen assemblies make?
26:17 System-supporting or system-disrupting climate assemblies
29:05 The Global Assembly on the Climate and Ecological Crisis
32:09 Grounding and connecting global climate assemblies
37:15 Establishing relationships of accountability
The climate crisis demands democracy reform. Climate assemblies–and similar deliberative mechanisms–can be innovative and important parts in the democratic toolbox. But what works and what doesn’t? What can we learn from existing experiences, both in the Global North and the Global South? How can we best engage citizens to meaningfully participate in climate decision making? This lecture makes the case for more inclusive and effective climate action through citizen deliberation–at the local, national and global level.
The Stockholm Series of Public Lectures on Climate Change and Democracy (“Stockholm Series”) is a cooperation between renowned Stockholm-based institutions with a particular focus on climate change and democracy from different perspectives, including the Stockholm Environment Institute; the Stockholm Resilience Centre; Future Earth; the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung’s Nordics Office; LSU – The National Council of Swedish Children and Youth Organisations; We Don’t Have Time and International IDEA. The Stockholm Series aims to inform, inspire, and engage experts and the public by providing high-profile public lectures on the interlinkages between climate change and democracy, hosted by the Secretary-General of International IDEA, Dr. Kevin Casas-Zamora.
Read the International IDEA publication on “Deliberative Democracy and Climate Change: Exploring the Potential of Climate Assemblies in the Global South” co-authored by Nicole Curato: https://www.idea.int/publications/cat...
Read more about the Stockholm Series of Public Lecture at: International IDEA's Climate Change and Democracy workstream:https://www.idea.int/node/155386
Timestamps Stockholm Series Lecture #2
00:04 Introductory remarks by Kevin Casas-Zamora, Secretary-General of International IDEA
08:46 Lecture by Professor Nicole Curato
10:16 What is Deliberative Democracy?
13:02 Typhoon Haiyan as a game-changer
18:26 How public deliberation can empower citizens
20:04 Citizen assemblies and other forms of public deliberation
22:31 What difference do citizen assemblies make?
26:17 System-supporting or system-disrupting climate assemblies
29:05 The Global Assembly on the Climate and Ecological Crisis
32:09 Grounding and connecting global climate assemblies
37:15 Establishing relationships of accountability
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