Paradoks prinudnog pristanka u teoriji društvenog ugovora
Paradox of the Coercive Consent within the Theory of the Social Contract

Summary/Abstract: In this paper we will analyse some preconditions that must be met by a social contract that pleads to be valid one. When do we accept a contract as a valid agreement? There are some important classic issues, many of them are still open for discussion. With regard to this, we focus on the on the following question: Is a contract the result of free will? What is (if any) the meaning of the phrase ‘coercive agreement’ or ‘coercive consent’? There are two extreme positions: acceptance of coercive agreement without any preconditions or rejection of coercive agreement by some deontological presumption or structural/ logical contradiction claim.

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