List of publications on a keyword: «democracy»

This Article explores the impact and influence of mass media in Indian society, business, and politics. Mass media, including television, newspapers, radio, internet, and social media have become an integral and powerful part of modern-day communication. The paper investigates how the media has shaped public opinion, created awareness and influenced decision-making in Indian society, business and politics. While on the one hand, the media internet, and social media, have greatly transformed the way people communicate, interact, and access information. In Indian society, media has played a significant role in shaping public opinion, awareness, and attitudes towards various social issues such as caste, gender, religion, and politics. The impact of mass media is felt in almost all aspects of daily life, from entertainment to news and politics. In this article, we will examine the influence of mass media on Indian society, business and politics.

The article discusses the legal foundations of citizens' participation in law-making, basic scientific and applied aspects of the implementation of the right of citizens to participate in the law-making process. Particular attention is paid to urgent problems and contradictions in legislation that restrain the development of this institution in modern Russia.

The article analyzes the problem of using information and telecommunications technologies in the system of public administration in the EU countries. Based on extensive statistical material, the main trends in the use of digital technologies that have begun to have a serious impact on European politics are described. It proves the need to reduce the gap between everyday life (which is firmly embedded in information technology) and traditional practices of public administration.

The history of the establishment of the referendum institute in the Russian Federation at the federal, regional and municipal levels is considered. The analysis of referendums in the municipalities of the Krasnodar Territory is conducted.

In accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On Education" the health of schoolchildren is one of the priority areas of state policy in the field of education. In modern conditions, the school is called upon to fulfill not only the educational function, but also to take care of preserving and strengthening the health of children, as everyone goes through the school and the problem of preserving and strengthening health needs to be solved here.

The article determines a legal status of consultative referendum, makes the analysis of applicability and profitability of this institute appliance as a consultative referendum while solving the issues of social importance. The “substitution”, “consultative referendum” and “poll” notions are described.

Objective to study the evolution of the political views of Stalin on the national question it is necessary to analyze the origins of the negative attitude of Stalin to the federalization of Russia and to discuss differences between V. I. Lenin and I. V. Stalin on key issues of national-state reorganization of Russia, which in the future a decisive influence on the fate of Russian statehood.

The article deals with the parliamentary opposition - the institution of the political system, which is impossible without functioning the establishment and development of a competitive political system in the modern democratic state. The author analyzes the main trends and characteristics of the institutionalization of the parliamentary opposition in political process of modern Russia.

Lack of training of deputies is deterioration in the quality of the work of representative bodies, and only the introduction of specific requirements will help to solve this problem. These requirements are determined by an analysis of not only modern legislation, but the scientific papers on the subject. The result should be the introduction of mandatory requirements to the deputies, their special training, as well as the body supervising the activities of parliamentary associations.

One of the main outcomes of the war was the new geopolitical situation. It was characterized by a growing confrontation between major capitalist powers and the Soviet Union extended its influence on the several countries of Europe and Asia. The main thing was to consolidate the outcome of world war II in politics and diplomacy, to ensure the security of the country for many years, to ensure the legitimacy of spheres of influence.