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“Sortition is the
most democratic procedure available for selecting office-holders . . .
It can be adapted for use both in a system of direct democratic government,
such as that of Ancient Athens, and in a modern representative system such
as our own.”
Paul Cartledge, Professor of Greek History, University of Cambridge, The Times |
A major new series on the use of randomisation
in education, politics and other public policy areas
General Editor: Barbara Goodwin, University of East Anglia. Publication
18 August 2008
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- The Athenian Option, Anthony Barnett and Peter Carty
- Justice by Lottery, Barbara Goodwin
- The Nature and Use of Lotteries, Thomas Gataker (ed. Conall Boyle)
- A People's Parliament, Keith Sutherland / A Citizen Legislature, Ernest Callenbach and Michael Phillips
- The Political Potential of Sortition, Oliver Dowlen