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implementation of free speech requires psychological skills in practicing particular styles of turn-taking, reciprocity, and empathic listening. This book explores how such psychological skills are essential for the success-ful practice of free speech—particularly true when majority and minority
28 Νοε 2017 · Introduction: use psychology and policy theory to improve communication. Policymakers cannot pay attention to all the things for which they are responsible, or process all of the information...
Psychologists interested in engaging in policy-relevant activities must learn to translate their research, which necessitates an understanding of the psychology of policymaking as well as the complexity of the policymaking system with all its attendant actors, ideas, and processes (Cairney, 2016).
1 Μαρ 2022 · But we need to consider the meaning of a free speech right from the perspective of a potential speaker who wishes to communicate something to others, or to influence them, or make a request of them, or to engage in deliberation with them, and so on.
The strife is about the meanings of academic freedom and of free speech. Politics in general has sometimes bent both concepts to allow for freedom-flouting outcomes (purging as subversives Communists from faculties; prosecuting as traitors journalists who criticize the government).
11 Οκτ 2022 · The moral definition of free speech typically refers to the right to express oneself and receive information openly and without interference (Howard 2019; Mill 2018). Free speech can be described in terms of speakers’ and listeners’ (or thinkers’) rights.
1 Ιουν 2022 · In more recent years, a branch of policy studies has developed so-called new institutionalism or neo-institutionalism, which examines how institutions’ rules for decision-making shape the outcomes of the policy process (Smith & Larimer, 2017).
