open society

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An open society is a political and social system characterized by democratic governance, protection of individual rights, transparency, and a critical, pluralistic public sphere that allows for the free exchange of ideas and peaceful change.

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open society canonical 3
open society theory 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf normative political theory concept
philosophical concept
political concept
social concept
associatedWith constitutionalism
human rights regime
liberal democracy
liberalism
pluralist democracy
contrastsWith closed society
hasCharacteristic access to information
accountability of public officials
civil society participation
constitutional limits on power
critical public sphere
democratic governance
electoral competition
free exchange of ideas
freedom of association
freedom of expression
freedom of the press
government responsiveness
independent judiciary
independent media
institutional checks and balances
legal equality of citizens
merit-based social mobility
non-discrimination
nonviolent conflict resolution
open markets with regulation
open public debate
openness to criticism of government
peaceful change of government
peaceful transfer of power
pluralism
pluralistic party system
political competition
protection against arbitrary arrest
protection against censorship
protection of academic freedom
protection of artistic freedom
protection of individual rights
protection of minorities
protection of privacy
protection of private property
protection of religious freedom
public oversight of power
regular free and fair elections
respect for human rights
rule of law
separation of powers
tolerance of dissent
transparency
transparency of government

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Open Society: Reforming Global Capitalism influencedBy open society
this entity surface form: open society theory