Direct Democracy

Definition

Direct democracy is a system where citizens have direct participation in decision-making processes rather than relying solely on elected representatives.

Related terms

Town Hall Meetings: Gatherings where citizens can voice their opinions and concerns directly to elected officials.

Citizen Assemblies: Deliberative bodies composed of randomly selected citizens who come together to discuss and make decisions on public issues.

E-Democracy: The use of technology, such as online platforms, to facilitate citizen participation in political processes.