sociocracy
/sɒsiˈɒkrəsi/Definitions
1. noun
A system of governance in which decision-making power is distributed among a group of people, often through consensus or voting, to achieve collaborative and egalitarian decision-making.
“The company adopted a sociocracy model to ensure that all employees had a voice in decision-making processes.”
2. noun
A system of social organization in which the social unit is the community or group rather than the individual, often characterized by shared decision-making and collective responsibility.
“The sociocracy model of organization emphasizes the importance of community involvement and collective decision-making.”