The The Civil Society Role with Political Development

Abstract

Civil society politics has the power and value for political development that considers the rights and liberties of individuals and groups. It opens public spaces for individuals and groups to have opportunities in the political society, especially when the representative political system is facing structural and mechanical issues. The operational process of the representative system cannot respond to the members of the political society. The efficiency and legitimacy of the representative political system are increasingly limited, leading to discussions about new forms of politics that aim to play a role in national development without seeking personal gain. Instead, they seek public spaces to express opinions on policy determination and foster cooperation between the state and civil society organizations. This represents a new form of civil society movement in the era of globalization.