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{{cite book}}: |website= ignored (help)Radical democracy can then be defined as the type of democracy that signals an ongoing concern with the radical extension of equality and liberty.
{{cite book}}: |website= ignored (help)This lively polemic asserts that the problem for western civic societies is not so much defending against hostile and abusive use of technology. Instead, it's failing to use technology to rediscover what democracy should be for the modern nation state: citizens participating personally in public debate and having meaningful say in policy decisions that affect them—without the distorting and corruptible role of legislative proxies or elitist agency officials
Digital media and already-existing software make it possible at low cost for the mass of voters to make themselves heard and to engage in direct and even deliberative decision making.
Another strand in the movement towards an Athenian system is the re-introduction of pay for participation, for example through a basic income linked to a citizen's participation.
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