Collective Dynamics Lab has been reading the referendum as a system that includes psychology and ritual, rather than an exercise in counting supporters and detractors.
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Iceland said something last weekend. Maybe they said "No" but we believe they said "Umm". On 29 August, Icelanders voted 52.84% to 47.16% against resuming EU accession t…
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Collective Dynamics Lab
The Ritual Aware Voting and Collective Decision Think Tank
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Housed within the London College of Political Technology, CDL offers institutional partners a dedicated environment to prototype and test interfaces of democracy: next-generation voting systems and decision experiences that explicitly include ritual, narrative, and psychological acceptance as core design parameters.
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