Democratic Processes is a theoretical construct denoting the structured mechanisms and institutionalized procedures through which collective decisions are made, power is exercised, and civic participation is facilitated within a representative governance system, distinguishing it from authoritarian or non-participatory political systems by its foundational reliance on electoral suffrage, rule of law, and accountability.
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