The Reform leader and populism are the big winners at the ballot box, but do these local election results hint at a bigger change needed in our political system? Political theorist Hélène Landemore thinks so, and says citizen assemblies could be the real reform we all need
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The Reform leader and populism are the big winners at the ballot box, but do these local election results hint at a bigger change needed in our political system? Political theorist Hélène Landemore thinks so, and says citizen assemblies could be the real reform we all need
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