Mogu li demokratske institucije djelotvorno iskoristiti moralne vrijednosti
Can Democratic Institutions Make "Efficient" Moral Resources

Summary/Abstract: Political institutions and democratic political processes appear as decisive forces of change — of economic and social progress. In this light, the construction of democratic institutions becomes a basic issue. Neither of two dominant traditions of democratic political theory — American liberalist-individualism or French Republican-Collectivism — are in a position to resolve collectively the decisive problems of modem society. Through the analysis of their constitutional order and - procedures (the general right of voting and welfare state) and implicit moral values, the authors call for new, moral forms of political activity of citizens.

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