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parties have chosen the EU integration, the left-wing parties - the Eurasian Union. The contribution also analyzes the most relevant special events organized by the political parties' staffs în order to create an image well covered by the media and favorable for the political actors. Keywords: elections, public relations, events, political parties, Republica Moldova. Iluzii electorale spulberate: "revoluția crizantemelor" La aproape un an după alegerile parlamentare din 30 noiembrie 2014, sistemul politic din Republică Moldova atinge un nivel de destabilizare și erodare imagologica
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Curtea Veche Publishing, București, 2015, pp. 78-96. 24 "Din partea Biroului de Presă al Majestății Sale Regelui Mihai", Revista 22, anul I, nr. 34, 7 septembrie 1990, p. 16. 25 Victor Neumann, "Laudațio", ed. cît., pp. 210-219; Roger Griffin, "A monarch for all seasons", în Ibidem, pp. 110-119. 26 Nicolae-Șerban Tanașoca, "La aniversarea Regelui", în Ibidem, pp. 202-209. 27 Arthur Gould Lee, Coroană contra secera și ciocanul: Povestea regelui Mihai al României, trad. de Maria Bica, ediția a II-a, Humanitas, București
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că lucrurile s-au mișcat și că procesul de reformare profundă a modului în care arăta politică românească intra pe o traiectorie ireversibilă. Interviu realizat de Sabin DRĂGULIN & Luminița KOHALMI VARIA The Electoral Republic of România. Arguments about the need for an analysis regarding the Romanian participatory culture Bogdan TEODORESCU Dan SULTĂNESCU Abstract. For România, the 90's have been the decade of transition to a democratic political system (with everything it implies: more parties, free elections, the separation of powers
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în care arăta politică românească intra pe o traiectorie ireversibilă. Interviu realizat de Sabin DRĂGULIN & Luminița KOHALMI VARIA The Electoral Republic of România. Arguments about the need for an analysis regarding the Romanian participatory culture Bogdan TEODORESCU Dan SULTĂNESCU Abstract. For România, the 90's have been the decade of transition to a democratic political system (with everything it implies: more parties, free elections, the separation of powers, rights and political freedoms etc.). But hâș taking this instituțional model also lead
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defined by Putnam, can be found în the post-revolutionary public space? We knew, from research, that this democratic system was desirable (there is no need to enumerate the many research papers, în particular Euro-barometer surveys, which referred to Romanians' support for democracy, rule of law and economic freedom). But beyond the rhetoric, which was and is, în fact, the real situation? If we take the statements into account, Romanians are participative, want political pluralism and many parties and want support elements
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or one în which political and civic participation is stimulated and active the rest of the time? Research helps uș în this regard. În this article we present conclusions supported by surveys conducted în recent years by the InfoPolitic Center for Studies and Research (SITC), for the Multimedia Foundation for Local Democracy.The list of questions is extensive because it takes into account a huge dissonance noticed during the 90s by people în our generation - the great distance from words to
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and civic participation is stimulated and active the rest of the time? Research helps uș în this regard. În this article we present conclusions supported by surveys conducted în recent years by the InfoPolitic Center for Studies and Research (SITC), for the Multimedia Foundation for Local Democracy.The list of questions is extensive because it takes into account a huge dissonance noticed during the 90s by people în our generation - the great distance from words to actions! Romanians received rights and
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stimulated and active the rest of the time? Research helps uș în this regard. În this article we present conclusions supported by surveys conducted în recent years by the InfoPolitic Center for Studies and Research (SITC), for the Multimedia Foundation for Local Democracy.The list of questions is extensive because it takes into account a huge dissonance noticed during the 90s by people în our generation - the great distance from words to actions! Romanians received rights and freedoms which, from our
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gathered outside the ministry, knowing that there is no way to disperse the crowd. Aș always în history, the system which faces a new challenge, after a usually unsuccessful try to annihilate it, ends up embracing it and using it for itself. Attacked by independent media, it will build its own media and will try to control the message of the other side aș much aș possible. Harassed by other groups' propagandă, it will generate an equal and opposite propagandă. With
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involvement. 8 years after the European integration, Romanian society is still a tradițional one. Romanians rather have survival values, not self-fulfillment or status values. Our civic profile is one of non-participation, distinctive from the Western model. Romanian citizens are available for participation and information, the figures of intent are very high, but this intention does not translate to effective participation. We have the speech, but we don't act! That means there is a rift between the social and the political
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citizens and institutions and collaboration within the community. These conditions are necessary, în addition to the economic development of a community. A democratic system is supported not only by a strengthening economy, but above all by an increased civic participation. For România, the accession to European and Euro-Atlantic institutions based on democratic values is not a sufficient condition for strengthening its civic culture - it is a prerequisite, such aș another useful condition related to economic development. But for a naturalization of
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of a community. A democratic system is supported not only by a strengthening economy, but above all by an increased civic participation. For România, the accession to European and Euro-Atlantic institutions based on democratic values is not a sufficient condition for strengthening its civic culture - it is a prerequisite, such aș another useful condition related to economic development. But for a naturalization of democratic values an increased civic participation is required. În sociological research coordinated by the Infopoliticteam (2011-2013), we defined
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increased civic participation. For România, the accession to European and Euro-Atlantic institutions based on democratic values is not a sufficient condition for strengthening its civic culture - it is a prerequisite, such aș another useful condition related to economic development. But for a naturalization of democratic values an increased civic participation is required. În sociological research coordinated by the Infopoliticteam (2011-2013), we defined four different types of participation în public life, according to two criteria - on the one hand, the distinction between
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and helps relatives or neighbors, often discussed local projects with friends, is willing to get involved în local activities. - Electoral participation - it is easy to understand (it refers not only to turnout, but also to participation în elections by running for office or involvement în the campaign). A person with a high degree of electoral participation hâș confidence în the electoral process, is knowledgeable about candidates and programs, knows the rules of the process, hâș a clear political opinion and is
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all research reports) at the http://www.infopolitic.ro site, we can observe the level of participatory culture în România, through aggregated scores of this culture (measured on a scale of 1-100, where 100 is a maximum / optimum participation). Thus, for each of the four types of participation, the scores are: - Community participation - național score of 35 / 100. More common în the în NE and NW regions of România, with very low scores for younger generations and people without education. - Civic
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100 is a maximum / optimum participation). Thus, for each of the four types of participation, the scores are: - Community participation - național score of 35 / 100. More common în the în NE and NW regions of România, with very low scores for younger generations and people without education. - Civic participation - național score of 30/100! More frequent în the Centre, Bucharest and SE regions, less present în the South. Education influences participation, șo does age (younger people are more participative). - Electoral participation
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Also, younger generations have lower scores. Lack of participation în the Romanian society The facts measured în recent years there hâș been valid throughout the first 25 years of democracy. They showed the non-involvement în NGO's actions - be they for protecting the environment, human rights and animal rights - to the non-involvement în political action or protest. One of the reasons for the closure of the Romanian society derives from another conclusion of this study - the tradițional, family-oriented nature of society
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been valid throughout the first 25 years of democracy. They showed the non-involvement în NGO's actions - be they for protecting the environment, human rights and animal rights - to the non-involvement în political action or protest. One of the reasons for the closure of the Romanian society derives from another conclusion of this study - the tradițional, family-oriented nature of society. The Romanian citizen primarily considers himself/herself responsible for his/her family and shows a high level of trust towards it
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to the non-involvement în political action or protest. One of the reasons for the closure of the Romanian society derives from another conclusion of this study - the tradițional, family-oriented nature of society. The Romanian citizen primarily considers himself/herself responsible for his/her family and shows a high level of trust towards it. At the same time citizens strengthen their place within the walls of their homes and în the safety of blood ties, a total distrust anyone else develops (the
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from an alimentary point of view, and to be able to share information or considerations regarding the surrounding reality with someone he trusted. În the past, we have presented specific figures showing that the family hâș always been a substitute for social insurance for Romanians, taking into account that the government allocated and spent very little on social policy, compared to other European countries (something that also applies to the communist period, despite rhetoric that tried to define this era aș
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point of view, and to be able to share information or considerations regarding the surrounding reality with someone he trusted. În the past, we have presented specific figures showing that the family hâș always been a substitute for social insurance for Romanians, taking into account that the government allocated and spent very little on social policy, compared to other European countries (something that also applies to the communist period, despite rhetoric that tried to define this era aș one marked by
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the communist period, despite rhetoric that tried to define this era aș one marked by social spending)4. From this point of view few things seem to have changed. Otherwise, December 1989 and the following years have generated multiple shocks for Romanian society, which hâș coped by preserving the family and its inevitably closed world. În România, there was no transition from the "family" (aș a central institution, value and function) to other forms of community (state or non-state). Associativity hâș
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the exposure of Romanians to Western ideologies (marked by liberal values), the alternative to the family became the "individual", even în an aggressive manner. Unlike Western societies, where there are four distinct forms of institutions that offer solutions and perspectives for citizens (family, individualism, community, society / state), post-89 România saw only two of these types of institution (family and individual; community and society hâș not developed yet, because of the lack of a participatory culture)5. The move was from a
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the național average of electoral participation - up to 57%. Electoral participation is therefore one of the major changes that the Romanian public hâș gone through since 1989. And this is all the more interesting because, once again, the național score for political participation is only 32%. We can consider that the citizen is more interested în the electoral system than în the political system, is more informed about candidates în elections than political actors within specific organizations and better knows electoral
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later does în that position! The citizen takes part în the voting process, but not în politics. And, besides these moments of effective participation, the interaction with social life is done by "simulating participation", achieved through media channels (especially TV for 20 years and the internet during the last 5 years). Moreover, there is limited knowledge of the instituțional mechanisms of democracy. For example, only 40% of the population (with a minimum of 35% în the Central region) knows that the
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