Mandatarists
Mandatarists are individuals or groups that advocate for or follow a principle of delegating authority or mandate in political, organizational, or social contexts. The term is derived from the word "mandate," reflecting an emphasis on direct representation, delegated power, or a specific authority granted for a particular purpose. Mandatarists typically emphasize the importance of clear mandates from constituencies or stakeholders and argue that political or organizational leaders should act strictly within the scope of the mandates they receive.
Historically, the concept of mandatarism has been associated with debates over the extent of representatives' authority
In modern politics, mandatarist ideas influence discussions about representational fidelity, constitutional frameworks, and electoral mandates. Critics,
While not a widely used formal label, the concept of mandatarism underscores the importance of mandate integrity