Author(s): Mitrevska, J.
Article Тitle: PARTISANSHIP AS A FORM OF THE POLITICAL SCENE IN
RNM
ANTIPODE OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM
(THEORETICAL-ANALYTICAL REVIEW)
Journal: International Dialogue: East-West
Publication Year: 2025
Publication Type: Journal Article
Article Type: Paper
Volume, Issue: 11(2)
Pages: 83-88
DOI:
ISSN (print): 1857-9299
ISSN (online): 1857-9302
UDC:321.7:329(497.7)
342.8.047:329(497.7)
APA 7 citation
Mitrevska, J. (2025). Partisanship as a form of the political scene in RNM: Antipode of the political system (theoretical-analytical review). International Dialogue: East-West, 11(2), 83–88.
Harvard citation
Mitrevska, J. (2025) ‘Partisanship as a form of the political scene in RNM: Antipode of the political system (theoretical-analytical review)’, International Dialogue: East-West, 11(2), pp. 83–88.
Abstract: Democracy is a system of governance in which power originates from the will of the citizens, ensuring their active participation in political decision-making. This concept ensures that all members of society have the right to engage in political processes, vote in elections, and contribute to shaping laws and policies that govern their lives. Democratic processes in Macedonian society and partisanship are two closely related concepts that shape the political and social dynamics in the Republic of North Macedonia. In the context of the post-communist transition and the establishment of an independent state in 1991, Macedonia entered a period of political, economic, and social changes where the fundamental principle of democracy was embraced as a guiding value.
Keywords: Partisanship, political system, party system, political scene, media,
electoral processes, corruption.
