The right to democracy? Monograph
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In the work written in the essay genre, typical of French political and legal thought, the problem of the "excessive" legal regulation is considered, which, under certain conditions, can serve as an obstacle to the expression of the interests of civil society. Democracy, according to the position of the author, is built on a legal basis, and on the political and ideological and cultural foundations inherent in each nation. The harmonization of these foundations should be assigned to the state.
The book is the reaction of the author to the processes of globalization, neutralizing, in his opinion, national features of democratic regimes. The release of the book caused a resonance both in France and beyond. For this reason, it is translated into several European languages, including Russian.
For lawyers - scientists and practitioners, representatives of state bodies and human rights organizations, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in state administration and development of democratic institutions based on law
The book is the reaction of the author to the processes of globalization, neutralizing, in his opinion, national features of democratic regimes. The release of the book caused a resonance both in France and beyond. For this reason, it is translated into several European languages, including Russian.
For lawyers - scientists and practitioners, representatives of state bodies and human rights organizations, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in state administration and development of democratic institutions based on law
Author:
Author:Mathuo Bertrand
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Law & Legal
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00156-085-2
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