Political culture and citizen participation: transiting from political space

Societies build their interpretation and representation on the different phenomena in their social, historical, and political processes, so also the political culture contains a set of beliefs, ideas, myths, norms, which give it identity, values, and ends. Consequently, from the democratic culture,...

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Autores:: Hernández García de Velazco, Judith Josefina
Cordova Jaimes, Edgar
Chumaceiro Hernández, Ana Cecilia

Tipo de recurso:: Article of journal

Fecha de publicación:: 2021

Institución:: Corporación Universidad de la Costa

Repositorio:: REDICUC - Repositorio CUC

Idioma:: eng

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Summary:	Societies build their interpretation and representation on the different phenomena in their social, historical, and political processes, so also the political culture contains a set of beliefs, ideas, myths, norms, which give it identity, values, and ends. Consequently, from the democratic culture, the citizen is encouraged to move in the public space, determined by actions and practices. As a result of these relationships, participation mechanisms are institutionalized for the emancipation or defense of citizens against the role of the State that is domination. Characterizing the aspects that involve political culture, participation, and citizen action in the democratic political space is the central object of this dissertation. The systematic review, bibliographic, documentary, and critical analysis facilitate the method and results' achievement. It is concluded that its authentic representation and participation characterize democracy as a government system. This implied a global interaction with the negotiation of the scheme of interests between rulers and ruled.

Political culture and citizen participation: transiting from political space

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