Editing Illiberal Democracy (section)

===[[File:Authdirectdem.png]] Illiberal Direct Democracy===
[[File:Authdirectdem.png]] '''Illiberal Direct Democracy''' blends elements of [[File:IllibDem.png]] Illiberal Democracy with [[File:Directdem.png]] [[Democracy|Direct Majoritarianism]]. While illiberal democracies tend to have [[File:Repdemgen.png]] representative governments, illiberal direct democracies give power directly to the citizens. However,  there are few if any [[File:Consti.png]] constitutional limits on the power the majority of citizens—as well as political officials often appointed through sortition—can exercise. As such, illiberal direct democracies reject the rule of law. In addition, the will of the minority is typically disregarded, making it non-pluralist. In many cases, a [[File:UniParti.png]] single party introduces direct majoritarianism as a way to at least try to rush their political agendas. <s>It's just Ochlocracy with a different name</s>

The best example of illiberal direct democracy include [[File:Cball-Libya.png]] Libya under [[File:Gaddaficap.png]] [[Gaddafism|Mummar Gaddafi]]. More recently, [[File:Orban.png]] [[Right-Wing Populism|Viktor Orbán]] has blended illiberal democracy with elements of [[File:Semidirect.png]] [[Democracy#Semi-Direct Democracy|Semi-Direct Democracy]], regularly holding referendums.