The Case for DD&SA
A Public Account of a Civic Architecture for the British Isles.
What this document covers
- Part I: The Broken Covenant — What Representative Democracy Has Done to
- Part II: The Philosophy of Self-Governance — Why Democracy Must Mean More
- Part III: The History of Sortition — Ancient Wisdom, Modern Proof
- Part IV: The Architecture of the Civic Commonwealth — What DD&SA
- Part V: The Institutions of the Civic Commonwealth — How It Works in
- Part VI: Justice, Rights, and Accountability in the Civic Commonwealth
- Part VII: The Economy, Environment, and Social Architecture of the Civic
- Part VIII: The Transition — From Representative Government to Civic
The Case for DD&SA is published in full and free of charge as part of the DD&SA corpus — the body of constitutional frameworks, architectures and analyses behind Direct Democracy & Sortition Assemblies. It sits in the Public Communications & Guides category, runs to 60 pages, and can be read in the on-site reading room or downloaded as a PDF.