Difference between Classical & Radical Democracy

 Competitive Visions of Deliberative Democracy
 traits
Classical
Radical
Sites of Politics
State Institutions
State institutions, civil society
Political Acts
Conventional
Conventional and unconventional
Forms of communication
Dispassionate and rationality-oriented

Rational, emotional, and rhetoric-oriented
Ends of democracy
Rational Consensus

Plural and different
Public outcomes
Discursive quality

Inclusion
Democratic legitimacy
Top-down deliberation

Bottom-up participation

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