The Internal Logic of Civil Society and Deliberative Democracy
Huang Xiao-min
Abstract
Huang Xiao-min
Abstract
In order to better develop democracy,theories on democracy in the West can be referred.The civil society is an intermediary of favorable interactions between the state and the society;deliberative democracy is a tool between them,and democracy is a common point between them.From the perspective of civil society,democracy is a citizen-based regression;from the perspective of deliberative democracy,democracy is the fundamental guarantee policy of political system.The two theories' challenge to politics determines the necessity of democracy.In order to achieve the multi-directional advancement of democracy,the combination and interaction between a mature civil society and a sound deliberative democracy is necessary.
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In order to better develop democracy,theories on democracy in the West can be referred.The civil society is an intermediary of favorable interactions between the state and the society;deliberative democracy is a tool between them,and democracy is a common point between them.From the perspective of civil society,democracy is a citizen-based regression;from the perspective of deliberative democracy,democracy is the fundamental guarantee policy of political system.The two theories' challenge to politics determines the necessity of democracy.In order to achieve the multi-directional advancement of democracy,the combination and interaction between a mature civil society and a sound deliberative democracy is necessary.
Key concepts: Democracy, Civil society, Deliberative democracy, Representative democracy, Politics, E-democracy, Direct democracy, Public administration