Abstract
This paper explores if and how mechanisms from economical and design strategies could be transferred into political structures to fasten up processes for representative democracies in order to react to matters like climate change in time. We filter and summarize helpful cases to transfer their success principles to representative democratic systems in Europe. This happens from an analytical and design research point of view. Concluding this paper, the insights are used to propose extensions for the current representative system with new approaches to tweak it to enable a faster and meaningful change, which is urgently needed against the backdrop of an increasing number of worldwide challenges.