وظيفة الدولة في الأنظمة الدستورية : دراسة تأصيلية

Abstract EN

The function of the state, or the extent of its intervention, varies according to the political doctrines of each state.

Political doctrine, in fact, reflects politically a set of interconnected values and ideas or a set of ideologies that present a vision of existence, i.

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a political program that integratably embodies a range of ideologies and defines the objectives and means needed to move them from the purely intellectual structure.

To the legal and kinetic structure within the framework of the state.

In this context, we can ask the question of what political doctrines have prevailed or continue to prevail in our world, and which have been or can determine the role or function of the state according to the perceptions emanating from the ideologies of these sects, especially since many political parties are struggling to reach Power in the states of our world, in one way or another, embraces this or that political doctrine, despite the fundamental changes that have taken place on the ideological foundations of these doctrines.