democratic decision-making
[/ˌdeməˈkrætɪk dɪˈsɪʒən ˈmeɪkɪŋ/]
nounfeminine
tomada de decisão democrática
1. a process of making decisions that involves participation, consultation, and consensus among all affected parties or members of a group, ensuring equal voice and consideration
The company adopted democratic decision-making to involve all employees in strategic planning.
A empresa adotou a tomada de decisão democrática para envolver todos os funcionários no planejamento estratégico.
2. a governance approach where decisions are made through voting, deliberation, or collective agreement rather than by a single authority
Democratic decision-making principles were essential to the success of the community project.
Os princípios de tomada de decisão democrática foram essenciais para o sucesso do projeto comunitário.
Democratic decision-making is highly valued in both Brazilian and American contexts, particularly in educational institutions, non-governmental organizations, and modern corporate environments. In Brazil, it reflects broader social movements toward greater participation and transparency in governance. In the USA, it is deeply rooted in democratic ideals and is commonly practiced in town halls, community organizations, and progressive workplaces.
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