Posts Tagged ‘Switzerland’

Minarets, trade offs and direct democracy

The recent outcome of a Swiss referendum in which a majority have voted in favour of a minaret ban has helped to highlight a few important issue around the question of direct democracy. Dan Hannan says that – while direct democracy is a great idea, this particular result is regrettable. Make of that what you [...]

"We need an algorithm that works"

I don’t know about you, but this term ‘Goverati’ makes me slightly nervous. “What is the goverati? It is made up of people with first-hand knowledge of how the government operates, who understand how to use social software to accomplish a variety of government missions, and who want to use that knowledge for the benefit [...]

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