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I share your skepticism. You see, I have been thinking a lot a bout democracy, decentralization and recent Iceland politics. My conclusion is that the smaller
by daedhel 15y ago
I share your skepticism. You see, I have been thinking a lot a bout democracy, decentralization and recent Iceland politics.
My conclusion is that the smaller you go, the more democratic olitics are. Period.
I share my criticism of the political globalisation, just to be laughed of afterward, but I still believe that the smaller, the most democratic, as is explified in a great way by Iceland.
- sigzero 15y agoDoes that work when you look at small countries of the World? I would have to look but I am thinking "no". Edit: Found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_system_of_government http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_system_of_...
- daedhel 15y agoOf course, the country has to be free from any corporation control. It has to be not that interesting in term of ressources. Of all the small countries, this leaves, well, ahem... Iceland.
- ignifero 15y agoI believe it's mostly a matter of how mature and educated a society is. See counterexample also: the ban of minarets in switzerland (which practices some form of direct democracy)