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How to Fund a Movement for Sortition
Exactly what is the best way to obtain funding for sortition advocacy? I examine some of the literature on charitable funding and how it could be applied to the sortition movement, as well as with the nonprofit Democracy Without Elections....
How to Make Democracy Smarter
Are voters just bad at voting?
As another election comes and goes, we are left with half of the public deeply upset at the results.
The other side of course is just plain ignorant. Yet unfortunately it’s not just the other side that i...
Is Election Really more Accountable than Sortition?
Many political scientists, theorists, and philosophies have argued that sortition is not a suitable form of government because of its lack of accountability. This article seeks to examine the accountablity argument by comparing sortition to...
What do Congressmen Actually Do? The Work Life of Congress
The following is information found from the report “Life In Congress: The Member Perspective” provided by the Congressional Management Foundation and the Society for Human Resource Management. Their research focused on the work-life of 25 m...
Is there an Alternative to Representative Democracy? The Promise of Lottocracy
No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.
—Winston Churchill
The appointment...
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