Constructing Democratic Organizations with Digital Technology

Abstract

This study explores how digital technologies can support and enhance democratic governance within organizations. It examines the shift from autocratic structures to more decentralized models, such as Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), which promote participatory decision-making. By analyzing how digital tools can strengthen knowledge sharing, collective decision-making, and innovation, we look into the potential of technology to bolster democratic governance. Overall, the study aims to create theoretical frameworks and address key challenges of digitally enabled democratic practices in organizations.