Titlebook: Democracy in Times of Crises; Challenges, Problems Emmanouil M.L. Economou,Nicholas C. Kyriazis,Athan Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Policy Making by Randomly Selected Citizens: The Perspective of Elected Politicianslies, that is, population samples whose members are selected from the public by lot. Analysts and commentators offer an array of sound arguments in support of this reform. However, short of enacting this institutional change by revolution, its adoption relies on elected politicians-legislators accep

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Legislature by Lot: A Way Out of the Problems of Modern Democracy or Just Another Unrealistic Approad still continues to be, broad. The roots of the sortition parliament notion are already found in the Homeric epics and in ancient Greece. Moving to the present, several movements in favor of sortition parliaments have appeared in Europe, Canada, and the USA. Furthermore, the idea of public officers

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Asymmetric Information, Social Choices, and Democracynd . information. This premise has been challenged and modified by the research of George Akerlof, Jean Tirole, and many others. A similar problem applies in the political sphere concerning the . of ordinary citizen-voters as against “experts” or politicians in modern representative democracies. Thi

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Democracy and Social Rightsstances people from the public sphere and the deliberative processes that take place there. Democracy presupposes equal opportunity for all to participate in the political affairs. To have that possibility, people need to enjoy a minimum of material conditions for a dignified life. By providing citi

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Public Confidence and the Judiciary in a Democratic Societyible for the proper application of the law in an impartial, just, fair and efficient manner. Judicial independence and impartiality are essential prerequisites for the operation of justice. Courts are accepted by the public as being the proper forum for the ascertainment of legal rights and obligati

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Policy Making by Randomly Selected Citizens: The Perspective of Elected Politicianss under different policy rules. Using the spatial decision framework, it identifies circumstances where an elected politician may be willing to grant policy making powers to a randomly drawn assembly of citizens. The choice is found to depend on the interplay of the following factors: the probabilit