Politics And Morality

Stoyanka Georgieva ()
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An Annual Book of University of Economics - Varna, 2011, vol. 83, issue 1, 277-311

Abstract: In the study there is defended the thesis of the existence of an immanent connection betweenthe issues of the political and the moral philosophy. The scientific analysis of politics should not berestricted to the highly-specialized characterization of the structure and functions of the politicalmechanism. It must include a study of "the human dimension" of politics and of the influence, whichpolitics exerts on the other forms of human activity. The political system is put in motion both by theneed for orderliness of the social world of man, and by the need for justice in the organization ofhuman relations. In the political sphere there is a constant movement from political interests, which areon the surface and can be explained, towards the values of the cultural tradition, towards the picture of the world of politics in its orderliness and specific character. The raising of the issue of the relation between politics and morality reveals their partial coincidence, relative unity and comparative autonomy.

Keywords: Politics; Morality; human dimension; partial coincidence (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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