Politics Must Get it Right Sometimes: Reply to Muirhead

Cracking the whip: the deliberative costs of strict party discipline

“…At the same time, proponents of the epistemic approach rightly emphasise that democratic deliberation's ability to produce better decisions is vital to its normative case and our support for it (Cohen, 1986;Marti, 2006;Landemore, 2013, pp. 208-31;Min, 2016).…”

Epistemic approaches to deliberative democracy

“…For those who argue in favor of both procedural and epistemic features as necessary components of democratic legitimacy, see Anderson (, ), Estlund (, ), Peter (, , 2014), Landemore (, ), Kelly (), Misak and Talisse (), Min (), Muirhead (), Schwartzberg (), and Moore ().…”