A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies

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Autor(a) principal: ASIMAKOPOULOS,JOHN
Data de Publicação: 2016
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista de Economia Política
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-31572016000200430
Resumo: ABSTRACT It is argued direct democracy is attainable but only in ways that connect to the experiences of daily life. By modifying existing institutions of governance it is pragmatically possible to achieve a society resembling distant utopias. One proposal is based on the argument that all electoral systems are inherently fraudulent under any regime. Rather, direct democracy alone can provide substantive equality. Therefore it is suggested legislative and judicial branches be filled by lottery while leaving the demos as the executive through internet voting modeled on the principle of state propositions.
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title A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies
spellingShingle A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies
ASIMAKOPOULOS,JOHN
democracy
elections
social theory
political systems
title_short A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies
title_full A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies
title_fullStr A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies
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elections
social theory
political systems
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elections
social theory
political systems
description ABSTRACT It is argued direct democracy is attainable but only in ways that connect to the experiences of daily life. By modifying existing institutions of governance it is pragmatically possible to achieve a society resembling distant utopias. One proposal is based on the argument that all electoral systems are inherently fraudulent under any regime. Rather, direct democracy alone can provide substantive equality. Therefore it is suggested legislative and judicial branches be filled by lottery while leaving the demos as the executive through internet voting modeled on the principle of state propositions.
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