CHALLENGES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY AND THE REALIZATION OF COLLECTIVE CITIZENSHIP
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v9i8.10854Keywords:
Citizenship. Collective Citizenship. Deliberative Democracy. Fundamental Rights.Abstract
The scope of this work is to highlight the need for a more comprehensive conception of the realization of collective citizenship, developing concepts about participatory and deliberative democracy, in the accomplishments of popular wills, effecting the real Democratic State of Law. The realization of fundamental rights and respect for human rights is a task that depends not only on state activity, but on the society that organizes itself democratically forming its will, that is, active citizenship is essential for the process of formation of the will through the exercise of classical fundamental rights such as the right of association, of demonstration and meeting. The main ideal is the resumption of collective citizenship, and participatory democracy, in order to have the division of responsibility between rulers and those administered in decision-making.
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