WAYS TO ENHANCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF POLITICAL PARTY OVERSIGHT
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Political parties, social order, social control, social development, bureaucracy, nominal democracy, real democracy, social oversight, corps of deputies, public opinion, parliament, sense of involvement, indifference, civil society, social disorder, corruption, strategy of actions, public oversight.Abstract
This article examines the issue of enhancing the effectiveness of political party oversight, which is a crucial component of the control system. It identifies two main problems affecting the efficacy of oversight activities: insufficient knowledge about oversight processes and a prevailing attitude of indifference. The article substantiates that the solution to these problems lies in imparting knowledge about social control and fostering spirituality that cultivates a sense of involvement.
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