ChoganSwan

Disruptive Government Models—like all disruptive models—start slow and exist side-by-side with traditional models. As people adopt the ideas of disruptive models, they influence culture. In electorates, this can lead to policy awareness, change and new ideas that re-create governance systems. These can create quiet revolutions when people learn that there are better ways to approach problems than the current methods in power. Disruptive business models are a similar notion. New models for government can be informed by the study of disruptive business models.