| Jime has pioneered a dialogic peer review process, in which authors and reviewers are introduced to each other, and conduct a review debate. |
| They were the earliest exponents of the dialogic approach and encouraged a million flowers to bloom and a thousand schools to contend. |
| Gossage's book is dialogic and complex in its elaborate structures of sequence and reference, opening and unfolding. |
| The recent decades have enabled us to understand better that this dialogic activity does not conflict with mission. |
| Although it was an external assessor who performed the assessment, the research report makes use of dialogic discussion. |
| Critics point to various problems with dialogic and deliberative policy making. |
