Showing posts with label What is Constitution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What is Constitution. Show all posts

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Functions of Civil Society



Objectives of Civil society



In the modern state and society especially in democracy, the role of civil society such as many-

First, civil society provide the basis for the limitation of state power here for the control of the state from society and, therefore, the democratic political institutions (political party) as the most effective means to exercise such control.

Secondly, the mobilization of civil society capable of detecting anti-democratic abuses prevalent in society and weaken the legitimacy of these regimes. Over the past two decades, civil society has played an important role in many democratic transitions.

Thirdly, civil society is essential to contain the inevitable power of democratic governance, protecting the power abuses and violations of laws and submit to the government of public safety, in essence, civil society is essential for the consolidation and maintenance of a democratic setup, rather than do the. Civil society can create limited to, moderation and willingness to compromise and respect for opposing points of view.

Fourth, living outside the realm of civil society, political party is able to render services as an articulation of interests, aggregations and representations for the sake of democracy. Civil society can create access to power for women and for racial and ethnic minorities.

Fifth, civil society through the creation of a sustainable and organized pressure from the grassroots level can help the development of political and social equalities and is possible, the quality and responsiveness of the legitimacy of democracy depends.

Sixth, civil society can play a vital role in recruitment and training of new political leadership. Civil organization and groups can be to create a democratic process for teaching and learning through the organization of seminars, debates, publications, etc.

After all, within national states, both government and private sector can be a little humbled 'growth of civil society leaders and worry less about elections and term limits and scandals. They are released simultaneously from the free market that would otherwise be commercially their mental impressions that leaves no space for the community or, in the spirit.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

what is convention



definition of convention



Different writers have different describe of conventional formal definition. The highlight is the following -

K.C. Whear said that-" By convention is meant a whole collection of rules which through not of the law, are accepted as binding and which regulate political instituions in a country and clearly form of part of the system of the government."
(book- Modern constitution)

According to professor Diecy-" Convention are the rules of determining the mode in which the dictionary powers of the crown ought to be exercised.[book-Law of the constitution.]

G.Maeshall and G.C. Moodi said that-"conventions are the rules of the constitutional behavior which are considered to be binding by and upon those who operate the constitution, but which are not enfold by law courts."
[book-some problem of constitution]

According to professor Ogg-" convention are those understanding, practices and habits which alone regulate a large portion of the actual relations and operations of the public authorities."[book-English government and politics]

Monday, December 5, 2011

Interrelationship


Democracy and Development: An Interrelationship


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An interrelationship: You can simplify the relationship between democracy and development. Some researchers argue that democracies are more guarantors or property rights than non-democracies and respect for property rights and contracts is essential for investment and growth. Democracies also appear to be better at managing and consolidating the economic reforms, because democracies are better to get the support of groups who lose out from reforms. Therefore, the relationship between democracy and development can be clarified as under:


First, democracies are better than authoritarian conflict management. Because the political space and the institution providing competition open to opponents hope that it can change without destroying the system. Some politicians argue that democracy brings political instability. undermining development. But empirical studies show the inverse relationship. Socio-political unrest and delivery of power occur more often than decreases in dictatorships, but not disturb the development. But history says that the war caused more economic hardship systemic conflict .. Consequently, they fall outside the economic tumult of the political crisis usually.

The report itself is in the opposite direction - that is, higher incomes to help the emerging democracies to survive once the likelihood of a return to authoritarianism declines as incomes increase. Higher incomes also contribute to political stability.


Second, democracies are better at avoiding catastrophes and management of sudden declines that threaten human survival. As Amartya Sen argued, democratic institutions and processes to provide strong incentives for the government to avoid famine.

Political incentives in democracies also seem to help companies to avoid disaster and above all other economic ruin the collapse of development. The worst economic crisis in democracies are much less in the survey were the worst dictator ship. True some of the highest economic growth was achieved in non-democratic government, particularly the East Asian tigers between 1960, when 1980. Authoritarian regimes, but also in the countries under economic ruin-in
buts Congo, Dad, and ordered him to Haiti Doc and Idi amins Uganda.

(* For the definition of PRESSURE group)

Third, democracies help spread the world about the critical health problems. such as the negative implications for women of a large number of births, the Brest and power benefits of the danger of unprotected sex in the context of HIV / AIDS. In these areas, an open and public debate can disseminate information and influence behavior. Free and open debate is the cornerstone of the constructive role that democracies can play in promoting development.

Fourth, political freedom and the opportunity to participate in community life and the skills that are important to human development as being able to EAD and write and be in good health. People without political freedom are much less choices in life. And be able to participate in community life in those fundamental to human existence.


Fifth, participation through collective agency promotes democratic governance as well as single agency. Are individual development as a collective action through social and political movement has often been an engine of progress, or to the central theme of human development, environmental protection, promoting gender equality, promotion of human rights. Visible, the political freedom to compare the people there to claim political and social rights. While education increases their ability to apply economic and social policies that the answer to their priorities.

In the application, the other two extremes stands the economic development that increases the probability of being a democratic country. materialization theory holds that the conversation toward democracy is an inevitable result if economic development, making the search of the most likely transition to democracy. However, some research and found that insulting in Latin America the level of economic development has no significant effect on the rate of change of an enemy of democracy of the seven measures of democracy. Even as high-income countries are more likely to be more democratic than other factors are taken into account. So democracy and growth are committable.

(* For the constitutional amendments, Bangladesh)

However. some studies also show a confusion effect Waezaring According to Tavares-Abad, greater democracy and human capital accumulation decreases in income inequalities, growth increases but also decreases the accumulation of physical capital increases the demand of government, following the growth.

Another says the discovery is that while the economic running of tribal dictatorships varies from excellent, democracies tend to cluster at the center. The fastest-growing countries have typically been dictatorships, but no democracy has ever performed as badly as the worst dictatorships. The same applies to the reduction of the property. So democracy is to avoid the worst consequences. while not guaranteed the best.

In the end, democracy and development are some things that the other municipalities. Both have more than a destination location - a promise rather than a list. But no society is never fully democratic or fully developed what the matter moves forward, and not slip back.

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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Definition of Constitution



What is Constitution?


Some definition of constitution I describe bellow

About the definition of constitution Aristotle Says, "Constitution is the way of the life the state has chosen for herself."

According to the Lord Bryce "The aggregate off laws and customs under which the life of the state goes on."(Book-Essay on Flexible and Rigid Constitutions)

Austin Ranney Says " A constitution is the whole body of fundamental rules, written and unwritten, and extra-legal, according to which a particular government operates."

According to K.C Wheare-"The constitution is the body of rules which and the organs through which government power is exercised."

C.F Strong says: " A constitution may by said to be a collection of principles according to which powers of government, the rights of the government and the relation between the two are adjusted."

Considering the above definitions we can say-"Constitution is the some basic rules that tell us how the country will be governed, how the citizens will be dealt with, what wil be the relations among they pillars of government."