The leaflet "Good solutions through citizens' assemblies" provides concise information on the procedures and benefits of sortition and randomly selected assemblies.
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The brochure "Sortition-based Citizens' Assemblies in Germany - Experiences and Recommendations" provides an overview of practice and findings on randomly selected citizens' assemblies.
Our Citizens' Assembly reports shed light on current developments regarding mini-publics in Germany.
Our guide "Why and how citizens' assemblies with sortition procedures work" answers questions about randomly selected citizens' assemblies.
Organizing citizens’ assemblies in cities and towns raises many questions. The handbook “Organizing Municipal Citizens’ Assemblies” provides answers.
The handout "Citizens' Assemblies as a Contemporary Complement to Representative Democracy" explains why sortition-based citizens' assemblies are a useful complement to representative democracy
The LOSLAND project has produced a publication that highlights the potential of sortition-based citizens' assemblies for democratic culture and the political system in Germany.
Citizens’ assemblies are becoming increasingly established. A paper produced by the Lospfade project sets out five specific approaches and pathways for their development.
Following the 2019 Citizens’ Assembly on Democracy and its recommendations, a number of fact sheets on citizens’ assemblies have been produced, which we are making available here for you to read.
