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Liberty through the Lot: Using Sortition to Motivate Republican Politics
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Coleman, Jacob
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Format
Senior thesis
Language
English
Description
78 pages
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Mudd Manuscript Library - Stacks
AC102
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Cooper, John
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Department
Princeton University. Department of Philosophy
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Class year
2013
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Taking lessons from aspects of the republican revival, modern democratic societies may be able to better motivate civic participation while respecting individual freedom by changing the system of selecting some public officials from election to a voluntary sortition system coupled with shorter terms of office and better mechanisms of accountability.
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