Open Source Politics: The Radical Promise of Germany’s Pirate Party – The Atlantic

Josh Kron

May 16, 2016

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Inspired by a Swedish file-sharing website, the political insurgents are winning elections on a platform of openness and inclusivity, but can they survive the realities of governing?

Source: Open Source Politics: The Radical Promise of Germany’s Pirate Party – The Atlantic

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