Live: INNOCRACY – Conference on Democratic Innovation

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On Tuesday, 28 November 2017, the INNOCRACY – Conference on Democratic Innovation brings together an international community of innovators, experts, academics, and politicians to discuss and share ideas on how to innovate and revive our democracy.
Live streaming of INNOCRACY
Please find the broadcast schedule at the bottom of this page.
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Schedule of the live streaming
In 16 sessions and two speeches, we will explore three interconnected levels: new ideas and mental models; the remaking of structures; and the re-designing of processes. Of those, you may follow all sessions taking place on the main stage “INNOSPACE”, which are:
09.30-10.30
Opening Remarks and Keynote Speech
KEYNOTE
People, Prosperity, and our Planet – Governing the Anthropocene
Dr. Maja Göpel Secretary-General, German Advisory Council on Global Change
10.45-12.00
Sessions 1
Citizens’ assemblies – democracy that works
Marcin Gerwin, Initiative for Citizens’ Assemblies (Poland)
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Data-driven democracy? The Edgeryders guide to unbreaking politics
Nadia El Imam Edgeryders (Belgium)
12.15-13.15
Sessions 2
Session in German
Political entrepreneurs or ‘intrapreneurs’ – who does the future belong to?
Josef Lentsch, Neos Lab (Austria) Daniel Stich, SPD Rhineland Palatinate (Germany)
14.15-15.15
Sessions 3
Spreading a different way of thinking – what can we learn from neoliberalism’s strategy?
Lance Bennett, SEED Initiative, University of Washington (USA)
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Apptivism: making civic engagement engaging
Alex Tupper, Apptivism (UK)
15.45-16.45
Sessions 4
Network parties and the new paradigm of citizen-centered politics
Katarzyna Klimowicz, University of Warsaw (Poland)
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Co-creative, integral, self-organised – The potential of political innovations in the digital age
Joana Breidenbach Betterplace Lab (Germany)
17.00-17.40
Endnote and Closing Remarks
Endnote Democratizing Democracy. The Future of Empowerment and Civic Engagement
Robert Misik, journalist and author
Closing Remarks
Hanno Burmester, Das Progressive Zentrum
Please find the full programme of INNOCRACY here.
About the organisers
The conference is organised by the Democracy Lab, of the independent and Berlin-based think tank Das Progressive Zentrum in the context of the project „Democracy 2025 – Democratic innovations for a changing society“. The Democracy Lab offers a space for creative, interdisciplinary and international exchange on the topic of democratic innovation.