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Philosophical Principles of Nonviolent Struggle Against Violence

The article explores the philosophical foundations of nonviolent struggle as an alternative approach to overcoming violence in society. The key concepts and ideas underlying nonviolent resistance are analyzed, in particular the teachings of prominent philosophers and leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, and others. The moral and ethical dimension of nonviolence as a means of achieving social justice is considered, as well as its practical potential in modern conditions.

Philosophic women, Aristotel and place of women in science

The article explores the problem of a minority of women in science, focuses on theinfluence of gender stereotypes in choosing professions, gender and type of activity. It is notedthat women rarely become the subject of special philosophical research.The works of Aristotel were analyzed, his ideas on the organization of the policy and itscitizens, the statements of ancient thinkers about.

The mutual influence and interrelation of civil society and the state as a unified whole

Civil society asks dynamic welfare state plays in its existence developmental role. Therefore, the level of civil society and the level of the welfare state concepts are interrelated. In fact, civil society is a mechanism for the further development of the functional structure developed forms of welfare state. It is not only a condition for the full realization of the general characteristics of social support in the social state, but also a mechanism combining civil and social rights is an effective way to legitimize the legal nature of social policy.

The principle of fiscal adequacy in the tax legislation of Ukraine

The article analyzes the principle of fiscal adequacy and explains its contents are listed on communications and the impossibility of the existence of the principle of fiscal adequacy without regard to the principle of social justice.