sociocracy
noun
so·ci·oc·ra·cy
ˌsōs(h)ēˈäkrəsē
plural -es
1
: a theoretical form of government in which society as a whole has sovereign rights
2
: the application of scientifically determined principles promoting the interests of society as a whole
Word History
Etymology
French sociocratie, from socio- + -cratie -cracy
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