ĆOSIĆ ON DEMOCRACY, POLITICS, HISTORY, MAN
ĆOSIĆ ON DEMOCRACY, POLITICS, HISTORY, MAN
Author(s): Zoran M. AvramovićContributor(s): Milana Todoreskov (Translator)
Subject(s): Cultural history, Civil Society, Political history, Social history, Politics of History/Memory, Politics and Identity
Published by: Матица српска
Keywords: democracy; political ideas; political programs; political organizations; peaceful political competition; democratic institutions; separation of state and society; social autonomy; equal rights; citizen participation;
Summary/Abstract: Views on democracy. Democracy is an order of society which guarantees the free flow of political ideas and programs, the right to found political organizations which fight for their vision of social reality through peaceful means, and whose institutions have procedures ensuring that all individuals and groups can realize their way of life. Democratic institutions ensure the separation of state institutions from the social autonomy of groups and individuals. In the democratic decision-making system all citizens have equal rights by law to participate in the political regime (Tocqueville, A., 1990, Bryce, J., 1931, Aron, R., 1965, Dahl,R., 1994, Bobbio, N., 1990, Duverger, M., 1968, Vasović, V., 1973. More in: Avramović, 2000, 2002).
Journal: Literary Links of Matica srpska
- Issue Year: 2022
- Issue No: 10-11
- Page Range: 98-121
- Page Count: 24
- Language: English
