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Democracy : an introduction for democratic practice

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In the basic idea of democracy, lies the understanding that state and society are inextricably connected, and that the people, in one way or another control society. Through the use of democracy, society attempts to create practicable solutions in order to reach agreement about collective decisions.rnThe fundamental concept behind democracy is self- government, the word itself is derived from the greek word demokratia, which means; control (kratos) by the people (demos). In this way, democracy refers to the fact that, all attempts to separate state and society should be rejected, and that democracy is a form of government in which the people, in some fashion, control society.

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HAM DAN DEMOKRASI 0038

Publisher

Jakarta : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Indonesia Office., 2002

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57 hlm.; 22 cm

Language

English

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321

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Subject(s)

Civil Society and Democracy

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Perpustakaan IJRS

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