Democracy Theory

Democracy Theory refers to the political concept that power and decision-making should reside with the majority of the people. In this system, citizens exercise their right to participate in decision-making either directly or through elected representatives. The key principle is fair and equal representation, promoting freedom and equality. Decisions are made collectively, thus their outcomes, ideally, reflect the will of the majority. This philosophy underscores transparency, accountability, and public participation for a better and fair society.