A Report on a Book: Introduction and Review of the Book The End of Democracy معرفی و نقد

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Shortly after its publication, meaning a few years after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall, this book received widespread reflection in Western intellectual circles; because, in Guehenno's opinion, democracy is not the ultimate perfection of every human society that all societies inevitably seek to achieve; since democracy faces serious challenges both in the countries of the North (First World = West) and in the countries of the South (Third World = East); including: A Politicized Society We are now at the end of the era of governments. This issue expresses the deep subversion of the decision-making process in the world's largest so-called modern democracy?!; because, for example, a lobby agent provides information to company managers that companies can use to defend their own views and interests in an incorrect and illegitimate manner, simply because lobbies possess important information and place it at the disposal of trusts and cartels. In fact, the exercise of collective will has been a threat to the freedom of minorities; maintaining the rules of the game has become the sole criterion for the correctness of democratic actions; political decisions have not been properly accounted for; the plurality of procedures has not prevented the growth of autocracy, and social conflicts have increased; whereas the socio-political system of Japan functions better than the pretentious American democracy; because in the days preceding political-social decision-making, many consultative meetings are held, and during those meetings, all viewpoints find the opportunity to be presented without any fear of expressing an opinion.