Romanian Post‑Revolution Electoral Myths

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2015
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Abstract
The article analyzes some of the political and electoral myths of the post-communist transition, myths that have occupied the political agenda and the public debate throughout this period. Myths are seen as simple or complex narratives that have an explanatory and justificatory function in relation to social life, focused on Romanian society’s problems. They define and legitimizes a certain way to solve them and guides the development of society on the basis of some axiomatic principles. The article analyzes such myths, older or more recent, such as the myth of changing the electoral system, the myth of renewing the political class, the myth of the fundamental power of the referendum, the myth of the reform of the state, or of the constitutional amendments. The proposed analysis highlights the negative effects of using myths as instruments of the political and social changing on public policies and more generally on governance, and also the long-term harmful effects of the use of myths in defining political vision and Romania’s governmental development strategies.
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Authors Bulai, Alfred;
Journal sfera politicii
Year 2015
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Keywords
social sciences (general) social sciences history (general) and history of europe social history and conditions. social problems. social reform political science political science (general) latin america. spanish america women. feminism history of africa international relations history america the family. marriage. woman

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