Classical Direct Democracy

Classical Direct Democracy, often referred to as Pure Direct Democracy, is a system where citizens have a direct role in decision-making processes, rather than through elected representatives. In this framework, individuals vote on laws and policies themselves, allowing them to directly influence government actions and societal norms. This approach emphasizes the idea that everyone should have an equal say in shaping their community and country, promoting a strong sense of engagement and accountability among citizens. While it can enhance democratic participation, it also poses challenges in managing complex issues efficiently.