
This channel is run by Hugh Pope as a home for articles on deliberative democracy. I'm on the advisory board of DemocracyNext and co-edited my late father's Maurice Pope's book The Keys to Democracy: Sortition as a New Model of Citizen Power.
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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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