Dictatorship of the majority

Majority control in decision-making without taking account of minority interests or rights may lead to conformism and may involve social or political dictatorship, or take the form of forced assimilation of cultural and other groups. Dictatorship of the majority may be nominal, embodied in the policies of a dictator or ruling clique with indirect approval from the majority. It may take the form of totalitarianism.

1. Political dictatorship
2. Majority rule mindset
3. Dictatorship
4. Contradictions in communist systems
5. Collectivism
6. Blocked minority opinion

1. Social fragmentation
2. Conformism

1. Populism
2. Forced assimilation

1. Unbridled individualism
2. Lack of participation in development

1. Undemocratic political organization
2. Conflict among minority groups

1. Social dictatorship
2. Inadequate use of referenda
3. Discrimination against minorities
4. Anti-intellectualism

1. Undermining dictatorship of the majority
2. Authenticating majority rule

1. Dictatorship