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A magyar igazgatási kultúrát hagyományosan jogiasnak, eljárásiasnak szokás nevezni, ami – úgy tűnik – ellentétben van azokkal az álláspontokkal, hogy Magyarországon megrendült volna a jogállam intézményrendszere, és hazánkat az Európai Unió Szerződésének 7. cikkelye alapján emiatt szankcionálni kellene. Ez mű áttekintést kínál azokról az akadémiai (tudományos) irányzatokról, amelyek a magyar fejlődési pályát a demokratizáció folyamatában ábrázolják leíró vagy normatív jelleggel: ide tartoznak a tranzitológiai, demokrácia-exportot szorgalmazó irányzatok.
A cikk összehasonlítja az 1970-es évektől kezdődő, kortárs intervencionista irányzatokat az organikus fejlődési pályával, amelyek közül Joseph Ratzinger megközelítését alapvetőnek tekinti.
Az intervencionista és az organikus megközelítés közötti határvonal pontos kijelölése különösen a demokratizáló célzatú közvetlen beavatkozások tapasztalatai fényében szükséges.
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