Keep this chapter! For people not already persuaded by sortition, they will be comparing sortition interventions to what they have previously been advocating for, which includes such things as publicly funded elections, proportional representation, and alternative voting methods. This chapter logically follows the preceeding one and explaining why the status quo is insufficient.
+1 keep it. It’s short and gives concrete useful information about the improvements of sortition. I do not remember chapters 4 and 5 well enough to recall this has already been said. It also talks about the limits of stratification which I think any critical reader will be interested in.
Keep this chapter! For people not already persuaded by sortition, they will be comparing sortition interventions to what they have previously been advocating for, which includes such things as publicly funded elections, proportional representation, and alternative voting methods. This chapter logically follows the preceeding one and explaining why the status quo is insufficient.
+1 keep it. It’s short and gives concrete useful information about the improvements of sortition. I do not remember chapters 4 and 5 well enough to recall this has already been said. It also talks about the limits of stratification which I think any critical reader will be interested in.