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Delegations as Adaptive Representation Patterns: Rethinking Influence in Liquid Democracy
Liquid democracy is a mechanism for the division of labor in decision-making through the transitive delegation of influence. In essence, all individuals possess the autonomy to determine the issues with which they will engage directly, while for other matters, they may appoint a representative of th
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