CONCEPT OF TOLERANCE IN THE IDEOLOGICAL CONFRONTATION OF EUROPEAN THINK TANKS

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作者
Medushevsky, N. A. [1 ]
机构
[1] Russian State Univ Humanities, Fac Hist Polit Sci & Law, UNESCO Dept Peace Culture Democracy, Moscow, Russia
来源
POLIS-POLITICHESKIYE ISSLEDOVANIYA | 2015年 / 05期
关键词
tolerance; think tanks; discrimination; horizontal control; European Union; The Equal Treatment Directive; European framework national statute for the promotion of tolerance;
D O I
10.17976/jpps/2015.05.09
中图分类号
D0 [政治学、政治理论];
学科分类号
0302 ; 030201 ;
摘要
Nowadays tolerance has become one of the basic elements of European integration process and is often represented by politicians as a form of liberal ideology, which is based on the principles of citizens equality and opponent respect. At the same time common understanding of the tolerance in political science has not yet settled, and many attempts to legally formalize the principles of tolerant behavior, making them mandatory, constantly cause many protests. The main conflict on this issue formed in the political expertise sphere and is represented by the set of analytical centers with liberal and conservative orientation. Most of liberal think tanks take a proactive stance, trying to regularize the sphere of EU citizens tolerant interaction through the adoption of new laws prohibiting all forms of possible discrimination. Conservative think tanks, on the contrary, appeal to the classic social values, including family, religion, language, culture. Identification of the "right" approach to the tolerance interpretation became the priority for the development of the whole European integration policy, but at the same time, the constant appeal to society's values leads to the devaluation of these values and the loss of European society compromise culture. In recent years the opposition of conservative and liberal approaches led to the crisis of the European tolerance concept which under the influence of several private positions lost its original content given by UNESCO Tolerance Declaration. Under the influence of real policy, today even more often instead of social cohesion, tolerance begins to symbolize the utopia of the harmonious existence and the illusory nature of the human rights and freedoms categories.
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