Rethinking Development through Deliberation and Collective Action This book explores the intersection of deliberative democracy and development studies, examining how group-based decision-making can address inequality and empower communities in developing countries. It questions the role of voice and collective action in unequal societies, offering new perspectives on participatory decision-making.

Edited by Patrick Heller and Vijayendra Rao, this collection of essays provides valuable insights for scholars and practitioners seeking to incorporate participation into development across various arenas. It sheds light on designing policies that strengthen participation and promote social justice.

• Understand the challenges of deliberation in unequal societies


• Explore the role of voice and collective action in development


• Discover new approaches to participatory decision-making

For scholars, policymakers, and practitioners interested in development, democracy, and social justice.