Self-organization of modern Russian Federation's civil society: theoretical and methodological basic principles of research
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The article reviews basic theoretical and methodological principles of self - organization Russian Federation's modern civil society. With using of A. Tokvil's and Y.Habermas' scientific approach, to determination of actors, resources, which is necessary for modern civil society self-organization process, author stress attention on Russian society's problems of self - organization. In terms of A.Tokvill's methodology author describes features of transformation process in relationships between government and society; reasons of changes civil society's participation in political process; factors of new civil initiative appearance. Analysis of communication process as tool of self-organization in theory of Y. Habermas helps to find main problems of communication between modern Russian's state and civil society. The field for future researches of self - organization Russian Federation's modern civil society needs additional analysis institutional barriers, which limits potential of civil self-organization; valuation of technologies, which provide competitive advantages in civil society's communication; determination of key factors, which make an influence on self-organization of citizens. Also, it is necessary to observe conditions of citizen's motivation improvement for self-organization, evaluate using government's support of civil initiative.
Keywords
- государство
- гражданское общество
- самоорганизация гражданского общества
- факторы развития гражданского общества
- публичная политика
- политическое участие
- взаимодействие органов власти и структур гражданского общества
- политическая повестка дня
- политическая коммуникация
- гражданская инициатива
- state
- civil society
- self-organization of civil society
- factors of development of civil society
- public policy
- political participation
- interaction of authorities and structures of civil society
- political agenda
- political communication
- citizens' initiative
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