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Reforming Political Institutions for the Future: New Reform Proposals for Legislatures and Citizens Assemblies

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This chapter looks at several recent proposals for representation of the interests of future generations through reform of national legislatures. It also explores more innovative reform approaches such as deliberative or citizens’ assemblies. It argues for a renewed focus on future generation-oriented reform proposals for legislatures and greater engagement with politicians about these possibilities. Future generations reform proposals need careful scrutiny and care in design to avoid the systemic problems of existing legislative institutions and practice. More research on possible scenarios for different kinds of institutions is also required.

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Publication title

Giving Future Generations a Voice: Normative Frameworks, Institutions and Practice

Editors

J Linehan and P Lawrence

Pagination

169-189

ISBN

9781839108242

Department/School

Law

Publisher

Edward Elgar Publishing

Publication status

  • Published

Place of publication

UK

Extent

10

Rights statement

Copyright 2021 Edward Elgar Publishing

Socio-economic Objectives

190301 Climate change mitigation strategies

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