… citizens’ orientation towards deliberative democracy. The … fosters support for enhanced citizen
participation, thus the use of … perceived ability to participate in deliberative settings, and in …

… citizens’ broader decision-making preferences and their … the enthusiasts of direct citizen
participation from the critics, our … direct citizen participation as either “engaged” or “enraged”. In …

… incomes were more willing to engage in deliberative processes with other citizens or with …
older participants’ (both men) were able to provide any examples of direct citizen involvement …

… Indeed, the media images of angry constituent protests at district … Does citizen participation
matter for public policy in the … of the wealthy, we also estimate several models of preference …

… understood as their preferences concerning the processes by … are related to the way they
engage in politics. The data … active citizen participation, we find higher rates of involvement for …

… citizens would call for a greater and more direct intervention of citizens in policy-making by
supporting democratic … willing to engage into new opportunities for political participation. They …

… The preference for participative democracy may be rooted in … particular policy preferences
or ‘ill-feelings’ towards the political elite, it is primarily the public desire to be more involved in …

… on the structural preferences based on subgroups, allowing … democratic process as a way
of boosting citizen involvement … value civic participation, which in turn, improves our civic skills …

… out what citizens want if they had engaged in deliberation … suggests that preferences for more
citizen involvement and more … citizen involvement’, which contains both dialogue and direct …

… prefer only little citizen participation also support direct democracy. Bengtsson … context,
suggesting that citizens’ process preferences may sometimes seem … Enraged or engaged? …