noun
- plural of technocracy; governments or systems of government in which decision-makers are selected based on their expertise in a given area of responsibility, particularly with regard to scientific or technical knowledge
Usage: political science
Examples
- Many developing nations have experimented with technocracies to address complex economic challenges.
- The rise of technocracies in Europe during the debt crisis sparked debates about democratic legitimacy.
- Critics argue that technocracies can become disconnected from public opinion and social needs.
- Some economists favor technocracies for their ability to implement evidence-based policies.
- The transition from military rule to technocracies marked a new phase in the country’s political development.
- Technocracies often emerge during times of crisis when specialized knowledge is deemed essential.