This systematic literature review examines how narratives about democracy shape democratic engagement and behavior.
Drawing on academic and practitioner literature, the report explores how people’s mental models, communication environments, and lived experiences influence whether they participate in democratic processes or disengage from them. The study highlights the importance of narratives in shaping democratic practices and sustaining democratic systems. By Mareike Schomerus, Ryan Gem, Rushikesh Jadhav, Maria Milosh, Aby Dwi Prasetya, Gideon Too
A multi-disciplinary research network linking philosophers, social scientists, computer scientists, legal scholars, and technologists.
Offers world-class online courses that empower you to think differently, learn collaboratively and join a global community of learners and doers with a burning desire to change the world.
This is the online learning portal of the Community Solutions Network
A collection of the many projects the Prototype Fund has supported, including many civic tech and open data projects.
