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Democracy. How decisions get made, who makes them, and places that do it differently.
Donation caps, fast disclosure, public funding, open diaries, and a voucher every voter spends. Seattle has run one since 2017. Here's what happened.
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After students occupied its parliament in 2014, Taiwan built vTaiwan: an online process that finds the rules people who disagree can both accept.
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Five per cent of donors gave over half the big parties' declared donations. What the records show about access in Canberra, and what has changed since.
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Quadratic voting lets you show how much you care, not just which side you're on. How it works, where it's been tried, and what can go wrong.
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Swiss voters have gone to the ballot box 331 times since 1848 to decide laws themselves. How it works, what it produces, and where it fails.
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