Inclusionism Core
Democratic Coordination
The synchronization of collective decision-making through distributed participation and shared legitimacy.
This page presents the Inclusionism canon's treatment of Democratic Coordination. Inclusionism was developed by James Felton Keith and is published with the Keith Institute.
Definition
The synchronization of collective decision-making through distributed participation and shared legitimacy.
Inclusionist Perspective
Democracy is fundamentally a coordination technology.
Relationships
Questions
- Can democracy scale in network civilization?
- How should AI affect democratic systems?
- What weakens democratic legitimacy?
Inclusionist Perspective
Democracy is one possible coordination architecture among many, but it remains uniquely important for preserving distributed agency and pluralistic legitimacy.
Inclusionist Tension
Democratic systems must balance coordination efficiency with pluralistic participation.