POLITICAL EQUALITY (In terms of Political
Description: POLITICAL EQUALITY (In terms of Political relations as citizens) Presented by:- Nabin Chandra Kardong HoD Associate Professor, Political Science, Silapathar College, Silapathar. by political equality we mean in which citizens have an
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slide1. POLITICAL EQUALITY (In terms of Political relations as citizens) Presented by:-
Nabin Chandra Kardong
HoD & Associate Professor,
Political Science,
Silapathar College, Silapathar.<br>
slide2. by political equality we mean in which citizens have an equal voice over governmental decisions, equal standing in terms of political power or influence and also “equality of rights pertinent to the political sphere accorded to citizens on account of citizenship of a nation-state.<br>
slide3. Characteristics of Political Equality: Right to vote:
Right to Contest Election:
Right to hold Public Office:
Right to Petition:
Right to criticize the Government:
Right to form Political Parties:<br>
slide4. EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF POLITICAL POWER AND INFLUENCE:-
The origin of the modern idea of democracy can be described as theoretically intertwined with a normative critique of the role played by Power in Political Societies.
Democracy , to be in place, should be able to limit and prevent relations of domination within but also outside the political sphere.
This means that, in order to be fully democratic, political decisions should be the result of a procedure in which every citizen substantively enjoy an equal chance to have a notion of political equality.
Formal political equality, based on the equal attribution of civil liberties and rights of political participation, gives every individual in a society equal impact on the decision making process.<br>
slide5. while influence seems to be generally considered as an intrinsically negative evaluative concept, which is also known as "domination".
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slide6. THANKS<br>
Nabin Chandra Kardong
HoD & Associate Professor,
Political Science,
Silapathar College, Silapathar.<br>
slide2. by political equality we mean in which citizens have an equal voice over governmental decisions, equal standing in terms of political power or influence and also “equality of rights pertinent to the political sphere accorded to citizens on account of citizenship of a nation-state.<br>
slide3. Characteristics of Political Equality: Right to vote:
Right to Contest Election:
Right to hold Public Office:
Right to Petition:
Right to criticize the Government:
Right to form Political Parties:<br>
slide4. EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF POLITICAL POWER AND INFLUENCE:-
The origin of the modern idea of democracy can be described as theoretically intertwined with a normative critique of the role played by Power in Political Societies.
Democracy , to be in place, should be able to limit and prevent relations of domination within but also outside the political sphere.
This means that, in order to be fully democratic, political decisions should be the result of a procedure in which every citizen substantively enjoy an equal chance to have a notion of political equality.
Formal political equality, based on the equal attribution of civil liberties and rights of political participation, gives every individual in a society equal impact on the decision making process.<br>
slide5. while influence seems to be generally considered as an intrinsically negative evaluative concept, which is also known as "domination".
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slide6. THANKS<br>