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credited as
Arnold Fishkin Daniel Fishkin,
American musician James S.
Fishkin (born 1948),
American academic S****ey
Fisher Fishkin (born 1950), American...
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taken before and
after significant deliberation.
Professor James S.
Fishkin of
Stanford University first described the
concept in 1988. The typical...
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James S.
Fishkin (born 1948) is an
American political scientist and
communications scholar. He
holds the
Janet M. Peck
Chair in
International Communication...
- S****ey
Fisher Fishkin (born May 9, 1950) is the
Joseph S. Atha
Professor of the Humanities,
professor of English, and (by courtesy)
professor of African...
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which are
given the time and the
ability to
focus on one issue.
James Fishkin, who has
designed practical implementations of
deliberative democracy through...
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Constitutional Convention in 2012.
Trademarked by
Stanford professor James S.
Fishkin,
deliberative opinion polls allow citizens to
develop informed opinions...
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Daniel Fishkin is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and
instrument designer, most
notable for his
installation Composing the
Tinnitus Suites.
Fishkin's music...
- part in the discussion. In the
definition used by
scholars such as
James Fishkin,
deliberative democracy is a form of
direct democracy which satisfies the...
- 2007. Zwick, Jim (2002). "Mark
Twain and Imperialism". In S****ey
Fisher Fishkin (ed.). A
Historical Guide to Mark Twain. New York:
Oxford University Press...
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Arnold Fishkind,
sometimes credited as
Arnold Fishkin (born July 20, 1919 –
September 6, 1999,) was an
American jazz b****ist who
appeared on over 100...