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Deliberative assemblies are finding their feet – but also facing political barriers
On Friday the 16th of October, the Hannah Arendt Center at Bard College hosted an excellent webinar entitled ‘Revitalizing Democracy: Sortition, Citizen Power, and Spaces of Freedom’. I wrote a brief summary for Equality by Lot – you can read it here.
Why political parties tend to become corrupt
This post is adapted from part of my recent paper, ‘Political parties as corruption hazards. The republican case for sortition’, in the Croatian Journal of Philosophy (vol. XX, issue 59). In my last post, we looked at the kinds of mechanisms by which corruption propagates itself, and highlighted their dependence on relationships that persist overContinue reading “Why political parties tend to become corrupt”
Three of corruption’s metastatic mechanisms
This post is adapted from part of my recent paper, ‘Political parties as corruption hazards. The republican case for sortition’, in the Croatian Journal of Philosophy (vol. XX, issue 59). I don’t know why they put a full stop in place of a colon in the title, but in any case it’s my first publishedContinue reading “Three of corruption’s metastatic mechanisms”
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