Directiivist
Directivist is a term used in political philosophy and governance to describe a system or ideology that prioritizes centralized decision-making and top-down control over policy implementation. The concept emphasizes the role of authoritative bodies, such as governments or ruling elites, in directing societal progress, economic development, and public welfare. Directivist approaches often contrast with decentralized or market-driven models, advocating for structured intervention to achieve collective goals.
The origins of directivist thought can be traced to various historical and theoretical traditions, including mercantilism,
Critics of directivism highlight potential drawbacks, such as bureaucratic inefficiency, reduced individual autonomy, and the risk
The term is often debated in discussions about economic policy, governance, and ideological frameworks. While some