Review:
Direct Democracy
overall review score: 4.5
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Direct democracy is a form of democracy in which the people decide on policy initiatives directly, without the involvement of representatives.
Key Features
- Citizens have the right to propose laws
- Citizens can vote on legislation directly
- Decisions are made by majority rule
- Enhances citizen participation and engagement
Pros
- Empowers citizens by giving them a direct say in political decisions
- Helps ensure that policies reflect the will of the people
- Encourages civic participation and responsibility
Cons
- Can lead to majority tyranny where minority rights are not protected
- May result in uninformed or impulsive decision-making
- Prone to manipulation through misinformation or special interest groups