Pure Direct Democracy

• Direct Democracy doesn't have officially recognized "branches", so it's quite challenging to provide a list separated by "   [view nutshell]
• ". However, some political scientists and theorists divide direct democracy into different types or models, depending on how voting or the initiative process is used. Examples of these could include: Plebiscitary Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Classical Direct Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Referendum Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Internet-based Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Consensus Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Swiss-style Direct Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Citizen Initiative Democracy   [view nutshell]
• Town Meeting Democracy. Remember each of these models still continues to adopt the principle of pure Direct Democracy - direct participation of the citizens in the decision-making process, but they slightly differ in how it is facilitated or implemented.   [view nutshell]