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Micro Democracy: The Democracy Revolution of the Information Era
Micro democracy is a scientific, revolutionary and executable total solution to implement true democracy, which maximizes social utility and social justice.
Aaron Ran, a senior architect at IBM, is convinced that micro democracy can solve society's most formidable challenges. In this book, he explains how modern information technology can help citizens participate directly in the decision-making of every public affair. Find out how we can use it
- maximize the overall happiness of society as a whole;
- curb the influence of special interest groups;
- provide everyone with equal opportunities.
Under micro democracy, relevant voters would participate in individual decisions-and voting rights could also be weighted on various factors. The system would allow the smallest units of a democratic society-citizens-to decide issues.
Filled with theories, system designs, action plans, and insights on information technology, this book will help people build a better world based on social justice, efficiency, and quality.
Aaron Ran, a senior architect at IBM, is convinced that micro democracy can solve society's most formidable challenges. In this book, he explains how modern information technology can help citizens participate directly in the decision-making of every public affair. Find out how we can use it
- maximize the overall happiness of society as a whole;
- curb the influence of special interest groups;
- provide everyone with equal opportunities.
Under micro democracy, relevant voters would participate in individual decisions-and voting rights could also be weighted on various factors. The system would allow the smallest units of a democratic society-citizens-to decide issues.
Filled with theories, system designs, action plans, and insights on information technology, this book will help people build a better world based on social justice, efficiency, and quality.
224 pages, Paperback
Published October 22, 2020
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