Publications and resources

To better advise its clients, Dreamocracy’s team constantly seeks to gain and produce new knowledge. Here’s a selection of our recent opinion pieces, policy papers, and books.

- Political Creativity
What is political creativity? Why it matters, how it works, and how we can foster it.
- Hybrid Deliberation
Everything you ever wanted to know about Wallonia’s first Deliberative Committee: A promising democratic innovation

Democratic Innovations

Emotions in Politics

Hybrid Deliberation

Political Creativity

- Hybrid Deliberation
Bringing elected representatives and citizens together: A delicate balancing act
- Political Creativity
Let’s not be afraid of making mistakes in politics
- Democratic Innovations
Dreamocracy signs the Call for a Citizens’ Convention on Democracy
- Democratic Innovations
E-Participation – Why philanthropy needs to plan for the long game
- Political Creativity
Is lobbying harmful or necessary to democracy?
- Political Creativity
How much utopia in politics? This is the right dose
- Democratic Innovations
- Political Creativity
Now is the Time for Augmented Democracy
- Democratic Innovations
- Political Creativity
The future is not more city-states, but more openness
- Democratic Innovations
Gilets jaunes, old and new power: democracy must become bilingual

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Publications and resources

What is political creativity? Why it matters, how it works, and how we can foster it.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Wallonia’s first Deliberative Committee: A promising democratic innovation

Bringing elected representatives and citizens together: A delicate balancing act

Let’s not be afraid of making mistakes in politics

Dreamocracy signs the Call for a Citizens’ Convention on Democracy

E-Participation – Why philanthropy needs to plan for the long game

Is lobbying harmful or necessary to democracy?

How much utopia in politics? This is the right dose

Now is the Time for Augmented Democracy

The future is not more city-states, but more openness

Gilets jaunes, old and new power: democracy must become bilingual