Jess Sargeant
Biographic Data
| ID | 4390600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jess Sargeant |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jess |
| FAMILY NAME | Sargeant |
| SIGNATURE | SARGEANT J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Labour Together , London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The British Political Tradition and Constitutional Policy
The Review of the UK Constitution was an eighteen-month project assessing the functioning of the UK constitution resulting in a set of practical, innovative, and robust recommendations. This article draws out one theme from this research, the offer of Deliberative Mini Publics (DMPs) in the process of constitutional change in the UK. Using Marsh, Richards, and Smith’s ‘Asymmetric Power Model’ as a mechanism for understanding the centralised and t…
Information in Referendum Campaigns
High-quality information is widely regarded as essential for democratic referendum campaigns, but what this means and how it can be advanced has not been systematically studied. By reviewing existing literature and drawing on a survey of practice around the democratic world, this article addresses this gap by making three contributions. First, it identifies four key dimensions to high-quality information: accuracy; balance; accessibility; and rel…
Discussing Brexit—Could We Do Better
It is widely recognised—by both Remainers and Leavers—that the quality of public debate in the lead‐up to the UK 's 2016 referendum on EU membership was dismal. That was partly because of the nature of the referendum itself: it was on a broad proposal rather than a specific law; the government that called it did not support the change on the ballot paper and refused to prepare for the possibility of a vote for leaving the EU . It was also influen…
Information in Referendum Campaigns
High-quality information is widely regarded as essential for democratic referendum campaigns, but what this means and how it can be advanced has not been systematically studied. By reviewing existing literature and drawing on a survey of practice around the democratic world, this article addresses this gap by making three contributions. First, it identifies four key dimensions to high-quality information: accuracy; balance; accessibility; and rel…
The British Political Tradition and Constitutional Policy
The Review of the UK Constitution was an eighteen-month project assessing the functioning of the UK constitution resulting in a set of practical, innovative, and robust recommendations. This article draws out one theme from this research, the offer of Deliberative Mini Publics (DMPs) in the process of constitutional change in the UK. Using Marsh, Richards, and Smith’s ‘Asymmetric Power Model’ as a mechanism for understanding the centralised and t…
Discussing Brexit—Could We Do Better
It is widely recognised—by both Remainers and Leavers—that the quality of public debate in the lead‐up to the UK 's 2016 referendum on EU membership was dismal. That was partly because of the nature of the referendum itself: it was on a broad proposal rather than a specific law; the government that called it did not support the change on the ballot paper and refused to prepare for the possibility of a vote for leaving the EU . It was also influen…
Discussing Brexit—Could We Do Better
It is widely recognised—by both Remainers and Leavers—that the quality of public debate in the lead‐up to the UK 's 2016 referendum on EU membership was dismal. That was partly because of the nature of the referendum itself: it was on a broad proposal rather than a specific law; the government that called it did not support the change on the ballot paper and refused to prepare for the possibility of a vote for leaving the EU . It was also influen…
Information in Referendum Campaigns
High-quality information is widely regarded as essential for democratic referendum campaigns, but what this means and how it can be advanced has not been systematically studied. By reviewing existing literature and drawing on a survey of practice around the democratic world, this article addresses this gap by making three contributions. First, it identifies four key dimensions to high-quality information: accuracy; balance; accessibility; and rel…
The British Political Tradition and Constitutional Policy
The Review of the UK Constitution was an eighteen-month project assessing the functioning of the UK constitution resulting in a set of practical, innovative, and robust recommendations. This article draws out one theme from this research, the offer of Deliberative Mini Publics (DMPs) in the process of constitutional change in the UK. Using Marsh, Richards, and Smith’s ‘Asymmetric Power Model’ as a mechanism for understanding the centralised and t…
Democracy (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Deliberative democracy (2 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (2 works) · Law and economics (2 works) · Misinformation (2 works)