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Own Views and Opinions and Change Them as You See Fit. Fifteen. Brown Summarizes Some of the Difficulties Involved in Applying the Concept of Descriptive Representation to Small Public or Citizen Groups. First, Any Given Group Member Will Fall Into More Than One Statistical Category and It is Impossible to Know in Advance How a Particular Individual Prioritizes His or Her Respective Roles in Self-concept and Behavior. An Identity. Secondly It is Always Possible to Find People Who Consider Themselves Members of a Certain Social Group but Who Lack at Least Some of the So-called Defining Attributes of That Group and Vice Versa. Third, Members Based on Social Identity as Representatives of Group Interests.
Ming People Can Only Represent the Interests of Their Own Social Groups. Fourth, Even People Who Define Themselves as Members of a Certain Social Group May Have Very Different Political Values and Interests. Finally, Assuming That Actors Have Fixed Interests UK Mobile Database Associated With Particular Social Categories Impedes the Process of Acquiring Information and Transforming Interests That Deliberation is Intended to Facilitate. In Short Not All Identity Groups Are Interest Groups Group Identities Often Precede and Conflict With Any Sense of a Common Interest. But by the Same Token Members of a Mini-public Are Not Accountable to Citizens Who Do Not Participate in It. Reason.
Are the Special Properties of Representativeness Inherent in Stratified Random Sampling Procedures. Since a Randomly Selected Sample is Supposed to Reflect the Population Its Members Are Considered Reliable Indicators of the Public's Considered Judgment About How They Would Feel About a Particular Political Issue if They Could Choose. Provide Opportunities for Information and Deliberation in Good Conditions. But It is for This Very Reason That Uninvolved Citizens Have No Room to Hold Small Public Actors Accountable for the Specific Proposals They Make, Just as a Thermostat Cannot Be Held Accountable for the Specific Temperatures It Reliably Indicates. In Addition, the Suggestions of the Small Public Do Not Reflect a Specific Citizen or Group.
Ming People Can Only Represent the Interests of Their Own Social Groups. Fourth, Even People Who Define Themselves as Members of a Certain Social Group May Have Very Different Political Values and Interests. Finally, Assuming That Actors Have Fixed Interests UK Mobile Database Associated With Particular Social Categories Impedes the Process of Acquiring Information and Transforming Interests That Deliberation is Intended to Facilitate. In Short Not All Identity Groups Are Interest Groups Group Identities Often Precede and Conflict With Any Sense of a Common Interest. But by the Same Token Members of a Mini-public Are Not Accountable to Citizens Who Do Not Participate in It. Reason.
Are the Special Properties of Representativeness Inherent in Stratified Random Sampling Procedures. Since a Randomly Selected Sample is Supposed to Reflect the Population Its Members Are Considered Reliable Indicators of the Public's Considered Judgment About How They Would Feel About a Particular Political Issue if They Could Choose. Provide Opportunities for Information and Deliberation in Good Conditions. But It is for This Very Reason That Uninvolved Citizens Have No Room to Hold Small Public Actors Accountable for the Specific Proposals They Make, Just as a Thermostat Cannot Be Held Accountable for the Specific Temperatures It Reliably Indicates. In Addition, the Suggestions of the Small Public Do Not Reflect a Specific Citizen or Group.