Cooperation of representative bodies and institutions of civil society - a factor of social development

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This article discusses the role and importance of cooperation between representative government and civil society institutions in ensuring the development of society. The views and opinions of foreign scholars on this issue are studied and compared. Emphasis is placed on the role and vital importance of cooperation in decisionmaking in political and public life.

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