Political Economy And Democracy

Since the establishment of the country, American capitalism and American democracy have always been closely related to the whole history of the United States. When asked about the United States, many people today are linking capitalism and democracy. But this claim is inherently flawed, capitalism is based on the interests of a few people, democracy is based on the rights of many people. So, how does such inconsistent description help society as a whole?

Comprehensive democracy is a new concept of democracy, direct political democracy, economic democracy (beyond the scope of market economy and national planning), and to express democracy by democracy Use that classic definition as a starting point. In short, in comprehensive democracy and ecological democracy, comprehensive democracy is a form of social organization that reintegrates society with economics, politics, and nature. The concept of comprehensive democracy arises from the integration of classical democracy and socialism, including two major historical traditions, including extreme green, feminist and liberating movement in the south. In this sense, comprehensive democracy is not an utopia (in the negative sense of the word) but an equally distributed share of power at all levels, but may be the only way from the present crisis Absent.

Inclusive democracy is a political theory and political project aimed at achieving direct democracy in every field of social life. Economic democracy in political democracy, statelessness, statelessness, non-currency and marketless economies in the form of face-to-face meetings, self-management of work and education in the field of democratic society, and reintegration into society and nature Ecological democracy. The theoretical project of inclusive democracy is derived from the work of political philosopher Takis Fotopoulos of "towards inclusive democracy", and in the journal "Democracy and Nature" and its successor, the International Comprehensive Democratic Journal It is further developing.