What Is Industrial Democracy?

Industrial democracy was one of the demands of radical protests in many Western countries in the 1960s and 1970s. It is to participate in decision-making as an ordinary member, to make democracy effective in these organizations and governments, and to extend the democratic process to other types of organizations. That is, the right to further participate in the decision-making of factories and enterprises is required to make democracy in these departments and organizations more adequate. The slogan of participation was widely used in the 1960s, and the European Economic Community advocated "the absolute necessity of democracy". ^[1]