The “Demo.Talks” masterclasses have arrived, bringing together experts from different parts of the world to share their knowledge on deliberative democracy, innovation, activism and many other topics.
- Origin, principles and relevance of deliberative democracy
- Barriers to deliberative democracy Structural factors
- Barriers to deliberative democracy II – Functional factors: design and implementation, between expectations and frustra
- Principles of deliberative democracy I – Who participates? inclusion by civic lottery

This methodology is designed so that you can learn and/or strengthen your knowledge, do not forget that after the master is published only during 8 calendar days the form will be enabled to send a question, this will be reviewed by the Demo.Reset team and will be sent to the teacher to be answered via mail, the most relevant questions will remain after the first 8 days in the master as frequently asked questions with your answer.
master class 7
Democratic Innovations in the Global South
Objective of this master class: Provide an introduction to the key concepts and institutions of the field of Democratic Innovations. To deepen its application in the Global South. Reflect on the powers and challenges of democratic innovations as tools to combat the problems facing situated democracies.
PDF Document
The teacher prepared a document where you will find complete information on the entire master class, in some cases with additional resources such as bibliography and links that you can consult for more information on the subject of the master. Download it and make it part of your digital library.
knowledge test
It is ideal that after the master class you test your knowledge, this is a test of 5 multiple choice questions. When you finish you can share on your social networks and invite more people to meet and do the Demo.Talks.
questions
As in any class sometimes questions arise, in Demo.Reset we want your questions to be answered by the teacher, for this reason we enable this form for 8 days after the launch of the master, so that you are one of the privileged to have direct response; And as our goal is to generate network and knowledge after that period the most relevant questions will be selected as frequently asked questions.
Form open from June 20,
2023 to August 4, 2023.
master class 6
Deliberation and participatory democracy in Latin America
Objective of this master class: In this class we are going to delve into who participates, who are the actors who participate and what citizenship participates. And to do that we are going to look at a key concept, which is the civic lottery.

Professor:
Yanina Welp
master class 5
Principles of deliberative democracy II - Consensus and decision making.
Objective of this master class: In this class we are going to delve into who participates, who are the actors who participate and what citizenship participates. And to do that we are going to look at a key concept, which is the civic lottery.

Professor:
Claudia Chwalisz
master class 4
Principles of deliberative democracy I - ¿Quién participa? inclusión mediante sorteo cívico.
Objective of this master class: In this class we are going to delve into who participates, who are the actors who participate and what citizenship participates. And to do that we are going to look at a key concept, which is the civic lottery.

Professor:
Yago Bermejo
master class 3
Barriers to deliberative democracy II - Functional factors.
Objective of this master class: Discuss how and what functional barriers manifest themselves in deliberative mini-publics as obstacles to participation. And, consider how they can be addressed in the design and implementation of deliberative mini-publics.

Professor:
Susan Lee
master class 2
Barriers to deliberative democracy I - Structural factors.
Objective of this master class: This class aims to identify the structural factors that present themselves as barriers to deliberative democracy.

Professor:
Maria Paulina Ibarra
master class 1
Origin, principles and relevance of deliberative democracy
Objective of this master class: To explain the origins of deliberative democracy, its fundamental principles and its relevance in the current situation.

Professor:
Andre Noel Roth

At the beginning of each month we are sending out our ON.Reset, where you will find three sections:
1. How we are doing (findings and current project agenda).
2. What’s coming up (what are our next events).
3. Recommendations of the month (three articles that will contribute to the knowledge).