In four screenplays, a short stage play, a long essay, a novella and a novel I consider the pros and cons of using sortition (random selection) to ensure that policy-making bodies accurately represent the people they serve.
The Fight for Random – wild magical realist screenplay
Random Takes Off – political action drama screenplay
Democracy at Random – road trip screenplay addressing eugenics and income
Random Takes Baltimore – municipal version of “Random Takes Off” screenplay
Next Step for Democracy – a short comedic educational stage play
Why Elections Are the Problem and How to Make Democracy Real — annotated essay
On the Citizen House: A Disquisitional Fiction – a disputatious novella
The Common Lot: A Novel – as stated
Detailed descriptions at https://amazon.com/author/grantd.
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