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Against Lottocracy
European Journal of Political Theory 20 (2):312-334 (2018)
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Dissatisfaction with democratic institutions has run high in recent years. Perhaps as a result, political theorists have begun to turn their attention to possible alternative modes of political dec...Author's Profile
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