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Representative Democracy and the [Computing] Profession

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posted on 2023-05-25, 22:25 authored by Holmes, WN
This essay suggests that many democracies " are only democratic in any serious way in the lead up to an election being otherwise economocratic and describes a three-stage reform exploiting digital technology that could go some way to correcting this blemish: one citizen one parliamentary vote; double representative electorates; and continuous elections."

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Publication title

Computer

Volume

35

Article number

2

Number

2

Pagination

120, 118-119

ISSN

0018-9162

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  • Published

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    democracyeconomocracyparliamentary votingelectoratesrepresentative democracycontinuous elections

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