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Designing Democracy

Gil

Constitutional design and some other political thoughts

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Peter Magyar is Center-Left

Since the election of Peter Magyar, there have been a lot of comparisons made between him and other opposition leaders who have or are trying to unseat the ruling far-right party and are not explicitly left-wing, people like Donald Tusk in...

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Competitive Districts and the Future of Gerrymandering

In the wake of mid-decade redistricting and the Supreme Court decision gutting the Voting Rights Act (VRA), there has been a lot of worry about the future of gerrymandering. A common line I’ve heard is that while the partisan effect of the...

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(Extra-Physical) Consciousness Is An Illusion

There is no extra-physical aspect to consciousness. There is a thing called consciousness, but it is a fuzzy human classification of configurations of atoms, not some fundamental property of the universe. You have to draw some lines somewhe...

a year ago
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Gerrymandering in the US House

Gerrymandering is when politicians draw districts to benefit themselves. This is really only relevant in systems with single-member districts, which you should never adopt. Still, these systems do exist in practice, which means we do have t...

a year ago
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Parliamentary Democracy Procedure

This is a short post in my constitutional design series covering prime minister selection and post-election procedure (including snap elections) in parliamentary democracy.

Prime Minister Selection

Under simple assumptions, game theor...

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