Inclusive Democracy

The history of the world continues to evolve with change; this is the same as American democracy. There are many democratic models such as protection of democracy, development of democracy, pluralism, participation in democracy. However, most, if not all, of these democracies are dominated by the elite of our government society, so they enjoy more rights and the interests of the US government. However, this situation changed year by year, as we faced multiple crises and made our government comprehensive democracy.

A model of economic democracy as an integral part of comprehensive democracy is explained in "Towards inclusive democracy" (Chapter 6), which is the first book explanation on comprehensive democracy. The main feature of the proposed model is that it is not explicitly assuming statelessness, money, market economy, unlike a socialist planning model like Palecon. Turn it. Society does not rely on wonderful post rarity nor sacrifices freedom of choice. The proposed system is designed to meet the following two objectives.

Comprehensive democracy and its applications have already developed knowledge systems. All important issues such as the transition to comprehensive democracy, the relationship between science and technology and democracy, the importance of the rise of irrationalism in democratic projects, the interrelationships of culture, mass media and democracy were all found in D & N It was. explore. Inclusive democratic international journal (see Resources for details). Takis Fotopoulos (1997) is moving toward inclusive democracy: the need to grow the economic crisis and the new liberation program (London: Kassel), p. 401). (Italian and Greek books will be published in 1999 and Spanish version will be published in 2001)

Inclusive democracy is a political theory and political project aimed at achieving direct democracy in every field of social life. Economic democracy in political democracy, statelessness, statelessness, non-currency and marketless economies in the form of face-to-face meetings, self-management of work and education in the field of democratic society, and reintegration into society and nature Ecological democracy. The theoretical project of inclusive democracy is derived from the work of political philosopher Takis Fotopoulos of "towards inclusive democracy", and in the journal "Democracy and Nature" and its successor, the International Comprehensive Democratic Journal It is further developing.