دور المجتمع المدني في تحقيق المصالحة الوطنية بالجزائر

Abstract EN

Collective attitudes are embodied through civil society organizations to be able to solve problems and challenges faced by their members, and based on these collective attitudes they can work collectively to solve problems and ensure benefits, and through this work members learn how to discuss their own problems and study the current situation of society, decide how to maintain these demanding programs show members the unity of their interests and the importance of solidarity among members to protect them, and through the movement to achieve this they discover the importance of solidarity among themselves and the importance of collective action, and they acquire, increasingly, the ability to negotiate them with the other parties are all the experiences necessary to practice democracy at the level of society as a whole, including the experience of developing goals, demands, or programmes, the experience of teamwork, and the experience of negotiation.

therefore, the profit-collecting functions carried out by civil society institutions are not limited to the direct work of these institutions, rather, it provides its members with these important experiences for practicing political democracy, and it extends to society.