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Citizen assemblies and the challenges of democratic equality
The Conversation (2022)
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Citizen assemblies hold out the promise of reviving democracy. However, the ways that they are currently conceptualised and organised limits their egalitarian appeal.Author's Profile
Annabelle Lever
Sciences Po, Paris
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