Bruno Kaufmann | On Direct Democracy

Bruno Kaufmann (Sweden, Switzerland) is a political scientist, correspondent, author of various publications about direct democracy at the local and transnational level, President of the Initiative and Referendum Institute Europe, co-founder and co-president of the Global Forum on Modern Direct Democracy, the Director of International Relations at the Swiss Democracy Foundation, co-initiator of the International League of Democracy Cities.

In this interview, you will learn:

✅ What is the true essence of direct democracy?

✅ What is the value of a society where everyone can be heard?

✅ What are some examples of the implementation of direct democracy at various levels in the modern world, including the transnational level?

✅ What is the connection between people's life satisfaction and their involvement in decision-making?

✅ How do modern technologies impact the effectiveness of direct democracy in society?

✅ Why is it necessary for people to participate in making socially important decisions?

✅ What significance does uniting people have in achieving positive changes in society?

The topic of direct democracy is particularly relevant given the need to solve the global climate crisis. People's participation is essential to save life on the planet.

You can learn more about what is happening to the planet from the international forum "Global Crisis. The Responsibility":

https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility