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Understanding Human Perception of Representation in Citizens' Assemblies: An Empirical Study
Citizens' assemblies are deliberative bodies intended to form a microcosm of the population. Organizers rely on quota-based stratification and must decide which attributes define resemblance to the public. Yet meeting every quota can still leave a dimension citizens value unrepresented. We study thi
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