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To examine Condorcet's jury theorem and its independence condition in relation to democracy.

Independence and democracy: Condorcet beyond the jury theorem

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This article discusses Condorcet's broader conception of independence, suggesting it as a goal of democratic practice.

To examine Condorcet's jury theorem and its independence condition in relation to democracy.
Analyzed Condorcet's writings on political and revolutionary thought.
Explored the implications of the independence condition for democracy.
Critiqued standard interpretations of the jury theorem.
Demonstrated that the independence condition is often misunderstood.
Argued that social independence is crucial for democratic practice.
Identified the broader conception of independence as central to Condorcet's democratic ideals.

Juliette Roussin (2026) studied this question.

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This article discusses Condorcet's broader conception of independence, suggesting it as a goal of democratic practice.

To examine Condorcet's jury theorem and its independence condition in relation to democracy.
Analyzed Condorcet's writings on political and revolutionary thought.
Explored the implications of the independence condition for democracy.
Critiqued standard interpretations of the jury theorem.
Demonstrated that the independence condition is often misunderstood.
Argued that social independence is crucial for democratic practice.
Identified the broader conception of independence as central to Condorcet's democratic ideals.

Juliette Roussin (2026) studied this question.

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