ABSTRACT
This chapter analyses the effectiveness of deliberative strategies in tackling three ‘wicked’ property problems: climate change, biodiversity loss, and affordable housing. It does so through a critical analysis of the use of deliberative mini-publics to shape policy on these issues, highlighting how deficiencies in the representativeness of these institutions create challenges in using them for property problems that particularly impact on those on the margins of society.
Walsh, Rachael, Deliberation and Resilience: Tackling Wicked Property Problems (April 13, 2024).
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