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.... Still, it was only gradually that selection by lot took on such importance and significance in Athens. The popular law courts seem to have been the first institutions to practice the drawing of lots, perhaps—according to Aristotle 6 —as early as the time of Solon (594 – 593 BCE), the essential...

.... . In Socratic Discourses by Plato and Xenophon . London : Dent , 1910 . [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 sortition Aristotle's Constitution of Athens Friedrich Engels nonpartisanship democracy The aim of this second instalment of “Antipolitics...

... Thucydides, for unlike Athens's other famous critics Plato and Aristotle, Thucydides, despite major reservations, saw some merit in democracy and was deeply torn about the conflicts that he perceived eroding his native polis. In 432 BCE, Sparta and the organization of which it was the hegemon...

...   —  - - - - - - - urged a similar reprisal against Athens itself after its defeat in the war, and the the war, and the defeat in its after itself Athens against reprisal similar a urged were put to death instead [Thucydides changed their minds just in time to prevent the massacre (a thousand ringleaders...

... the Roman word populus was an equivalent of the Greek dêmos in its anodyne sense, the Populus Romanus of the Republic (509 – 31 BCE) was very differently constituted and empowered from the dêmos of Athens in the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. I spent quite a bit of my book Democracy: A Life...

... Diversity Reduces Risk” ; Levine et al., “Ethnic Diversity Deflates Price Bubbles.” 7. Surowiecki, Wisdom of Crowds , xvii. 8. Surowiecki, Wisdom of Crowds , 31 . 9. Aristotle, Politics 3 , pt. 11. Aristotle, Politics , 121 . 10. The Founders’ Constitution , vol. 1...

... equality, but rather that it assures impartiality. Randomizers are constitutionally incapable of playing favorites.” 33. Plato, Republic 460a . Hence Dowlen writes that the mechanic of lottery is always the same: “Ensuring the choice is ‘blind’ and arational.” Dowlen, Political Potential...

...Barry Allen DuBois Page , Out of Athens: The New Ancient Greeks ( Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press , 2010 ), 236 pp. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 LITTLE REVIEWS Nanno Marinatos, Minoan...

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... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...

... as  —as way privileged West modern somesingular, belongin the to Rome ofand antiquity Greece the that assumes It construction. an ideological is Classics call we fieldThe study of (Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 2010),236pp. Page DuBois, Outof Athens: TheNew AncientGreeks...