ráðunabyggðum
Ráðunabyggðum, also known as deliberative democracy or participatory democracy, is a form of democracy where citizens have a significant role in decision-making processes. Unlike representative democracy, where elected officials make decisions on behalf of the people, ráðunabyggðum emphasizes direct citizen participation. This can take various forms, including public consultations, citizen assemblies, and direct democracy mechanisms such as referendums and initiatives.
The concept of ráðunabyggðum has its roots in ancient Greek democracy, where citizens gathered to deliberate
Proponents of ráðunabyggðum argue that it fosters a deeper sense of civic engagement and empowerment. By involving
Critics, however, point out potential drawbacks. Direct democracy can be time-consuming and resource-intensive, and it may
Ráðunabyggðum is not a one-size-fits-all solution and its implementation varies widely. Some countries, like Switzerland and