The ideas of solidarity in the concept of building a civil society in Ukraine
Keywords:
State, civil activity, civil society, corporatism, solidarism, the social mobility, traditions
Abstract
Examines the ideological state of modern Ukrainian society by clarifying the specifics of the process of socialization and ideological coverage of political and administrative aspects of the doctrinal systems. Suggested interpretation of the new discourse of the implementation of the ideological policy of the state. We consider the ideology of solidarity as one of the most promising areas of the post-classical ideology in Ukraine.Downloads
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Shevchenko, O. 1. The ideas of solidarity in the concept of building a civil society in Ukraine. Law Magazine of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 11, 1 (1), 220-226.
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