LA CORRUPTION POLITIQUE : CONTRIBUTION ET ACTUALITE DE MACHIAVEL / POLITICAL CORRUPTION: CONTRIBUTION AND ACTUALITY OF MACHIAVELLI
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Dans l’œuvre politique de Machiavel, l’on découvre trois formes de corruption politique. Il s’agit de l’incivilité, de la perte de l’autonomie politique et de la détérioration du corps politique. A ces différentes formes de corruption qui proviennent essentiellement des passions humaines et de l’Église, Machiavel a proposé des solutions qui sont à la fois politiques et civiles. A la lumière de l’actualité socio-politique et du fait que les passions humaines soient toujours les mêmes, il est aisé de comprendre que les idées et pensées machiavéliennes afférentes à la corruption politique sont d’une actualité certaine et, de ce fait, elles peuvent permettre aux hommes modernes de lutter efficacement contre ce mal politique qu’est la corruption politique.
In the political work of Machiavelli, we discover three forms of political corruption. These are incivility, loss of political autonomy and deterioration of the body politic. To these different forms of corruption which come essentially from human passions and from the Church, Machiavelli proposed solutions which are both political and civil. In the light of socio-political news and the fact that human passions are always the same, it is easy to understand that the Machiavellian ideas and thoughts relating to political corruption are flagrantly topical and, therefore, they can enable modern men to fight effectively against this political evil which is political corruption.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.46827/ejsss.v8i1.1393
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