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Analysis of the 2013 German Bundestag Electionn failure is not occasional but appears to have a systemic character. To overcome it, the Third Vote method introduced in Chapter 10 is applied to hypothetically reallocate the Bundestag seats, resulting, as previously, in a significant gain in the Bundestag’s representativeness.

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Concluding Discussion public choice and mathematical economics. To enhance policy representation, we propose the Third Vote election method, which bridges direct and representative democracies. Finally, we explain how the operationalized notion of representativeness can be used in both societal and non-societal applications.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-14160-7hich combines elements of monarchy, oligarchy and democracy. This chapter outlines the development of this theory and illustrates its implementation using an example of the Roman Republic (509 BC– ca. 30 BC). There, participation by the people was assumed to provide political stability and social co

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On Legibility: Machine Readable Architectureon of Venetian and Florentine Republics are considered as most exemplary. Although the former had rather aristocratic and the latter oligarchical character, both assumed participation by the people — or a significant part thereof — in the form of assemblies and the election of magistrates. However,