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The Democracy Manifesto: A Dialogue on Why Elections Need to Be Replaced with Sortition
Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books. Edited by Alison McCulloch (2022)
Abstract
Elections are not the solution to political crisis, they’re the problem. In lively dialogue form, The Democracy Manifesto explains why elections are anti-democratic and should be replaced with government in which decision-makers are randomly selected from the population at large.Author's Profile
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