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Technocracy is an expert-based type of governance. In its strongest sense, it is a form of government in which decisions across all sectors and policy domains follow evidence-based, efficiency-oriented procedures grounded in scientific methods and instrumental rationality. In a weaker sense, the term refers to hybrid models that delegate specific functions to experts or implement expertise-driven decision procedures in areas such as central banking, public health, or environmental regulation.
Technocracy is a system of government where decisions are made by experts using scientific methods and evidence rather than by elected politicians or popular vote. It matters because it represents a fundamental choice about who should decide policy—whether technical specialists optimizing for efficiency and evidence, or representatives chosen through democratic processes.
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