Government and public administration

Participational model of democracy by Sheldon Wolin in building "the American exclusiveness"

Received: 15.03.2015 Published: 15.03.2015

UDC: 32(73) EDN: UCQHPJ

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Purpose. In the given article the author considers ontological basics for development of the model of the American exclusiveness through the prism of democracy of Sheldon Wolin’s participation. Scientific novelty and results. Democracy has become a key element in building the American exclusiveness. Besides, specifically democracy of participation has become the main exported product, which allowed modern America to become an outstanding world leader. What axiological basics found the American superiority and how differentiate models of exported and local democracy in modern America? Besides, the author pays enough attention to a hypothesis on relationship of democracy of participation and a concept of American exclusiveness.

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Для цитирования:

Судаков С. Партисипационная модель демократии Шелдона Волина в построении «Американской исключительности» // Вопросы управления. 2015. Т. 15, № 3. С. 33–37.

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Sudakov S. Participational model of democracy by Sheldon Wolin in building "the American exclusiveness" // Management Issues. 2015. Vol. 15, no. 3. P. 33–37.

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Sudakov S. Participational model of democracy by Sheldon Wolin in building "the American exclusiveness" // Management Issues. 2015. Vol. 15, no. 3. P. 33–37.

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