mobocrat

Example:The country's education system is becoming more mobocratic as more decisions are made based on public opinion rather than expert knowledge.

Definition:Describing the behavior or system of a mobocrat.

Example:The sudden change in leadership was due to the destabilizing influence of mobocracy in the city.

Definition:A form of government in which the political power is held by the masses rather than by a select group of people, often existing in a state of chaos or irrationality.

Example:The politician's rise to power is due to their populist campaign, which promised immediate and sweeping reforms without significant planning.

Definition:A political approach that aims to gain popularity by appealing to common prejudices, desires, and fears of the general public, often at the expense of more complex political or economic policies.