Lottocracy

Electoral Lottocracy - A Critique

Leviathan as a manifesto for popular sovereignty

Could Hobbes’ Leviathan, given a measure of hermeneutic charity, be read as acknowledging the validity of decision making by citizen jury?

Citizen Jury or Referendum? A Rousseauian Perspective

A response on Rousseauian popular sovereignty, lawmaking juries, and the inherent Cartesianism in contemporary notions of the will.

Popular Rule without Popular Sovereignty

On Peter Stone’s argument that Landemore’s Open Democracy advances popular rule while quietly dismissing popular sovereignty.