Out of the Bottle: The Genie of Direct Democracy
K.K. DuVivier
Abstract
K.K. DuVivier
Abstract
The initiative process is out of the bottle, and it is unlikely citizens will try to recork their genie anytime soon. While the process has proven to be subject to the same corrupting influences of money and special interests as the legislative process, citizen voters are motivated to begin using the initiative itself to regain its integrity.
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The initiative process is out of the bottle, and it is unlikely citizens will try to recork their genie anytime soon. While the process has proven to be subject to the same corrupting influences of money and special interests as the legislative process, citizen voters are motivated to begin using the initiative itself to regain its integrity.
Key concepts: Referendum, Democracy, Legislation, Direct democracy, Legislature, Public administration, Political science, State (computer science)