CORPORATISM, PLURALISM, AND DEMOCRACY: TOWARD A DELIBERATIVE THEORY OF BUREAUCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY

HUNOLD, CHRISTIAN

GOVERNANCE: AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICY, ADMINISTRATION AND , n.º 2/2001, pág. 151

I. Deliberative democracy. Objection 1: Deliberative Democracy Requires Consensus. Objection 2: Deliberative Democracy Is Inefficient. Objection 3: Deliberative Democracy Cannot Accommodate Interests. II. Controlling administrative power through public deliberation. 1. Publicity. 2. Equality. 3. Inclusiveness. III. Corporatism, pluralism, and administrative accountability. IV. Conclusion.