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Can a large corporation be run democratically?

"We think it's been pretty much cleaned up and run democratically.

Formula One, he said, could never be run "democratically" because of the anarchic nature of the rival teams.

2. To achieve these objectives, we believe that the economy should be run democratically at all levels, from local to global.

All are given leadership positions in governing bodies and the military.They run – democratically – a significant chunk of Syria and have the most effective ground forces against Isis.

They should be run democratically – the chair should rotate and the meeting should not be the 'property' of any one group or faction.

The WikiLeaks party national council meetings seem to have mostly been a closed affair – as a result, there possibly wasn't critical oversight to scrutinise processes and add much needed pressure to ensure the party was run democratically.

In a recent referendum, the overwhelming majority of students responded positively to the question: "Should ULU's building, activities and campaigns continue to be run democratically by students?" Out of 5,000 participants in the referendum, which took place across all the University of London's colleges, 86 per cent voted yes, 12 per cent voted no and two per cent abstained.

It's like any board of any company and it's run democratically.

According to Gretchen Spreitzer at the University of Michigan's Ross Business School there is quantitative proof that a company that runs democratically increases the prosperity of the community where operates.

This only reinforces what we've been fighting for: a campus free from privatisation and run democratically by students and staff," said student activist, Adriano Merola Marotta.