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Design principles of dialogue about science and technology and the design frictions they reveal: Towards a demo-technical analysis
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• Participation acts as a technology whose design is not neutral but embodies specific democratic ideals. • The article maps design principles of participation within the academic literature, focusing on the frictions among them. • It identifies ten principles, under the themes of adaptive design, public and interaction-making, and technoscience-making. • A demotechnical analysis can examine technical principles and democratic ideals in tandem.
Keywords:
dialogue
design principles
design friction
science and technology studies
public engagement with science and technology
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