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Shifting power to everyday people for a just, joyful, and collaborative future. We design and build new institutions for the next democratic paradigm.
Founder and CEO, DemocracyNext. Exploring the future of democracy and our relationship with each other, the natural world, and technology.
Author, ex-reporter for The Wall Street Journal and former analyst for The International Crisis Group. My three Substacks are on: citizens' assemblies and deliberative democracy; long-distance Belgian hiking; and my favourite books.
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