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G1000's large-scale deliberative process

704 randomly selected citizens partook in a Citizens’ Summit held on November 2011 around social security, immigration and distribution of wealth in times of financial crisis. More than 6000 participants took part in an earlier phase to select those 3 topics.

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Creators G1000
Year 2011

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Ability to accommodate large numbers of people into a process whilst retaining high deliberative quality.
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