Abkhazia is an example of a democratic state, said a famous political scientist and broadcaster Maxim Shevchenko, who was present on the presidential elections in Abkhazia as an observer of the Public Chamber of Russia.

“I can say that I was deeply impressed.
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Rest, trips, fun…While at work people think about, wait, make plans for and finally get holiday. It goes without saying that people are unlike subsequently people also possess a great variety of likes.

Some are incapable of imagining a holiday not having azure sea shore, sand, beautiful views, warm climate combined with sun tan. Other like camping and various mountain journeys, involving reaching the mountain tops, making fire as well as sleeping on the nature. Some of us enjoy visiting new cities and towns, passing through the local souvenir shops, seeing local people’s traditions, taking photos of traditional sights that belong to different ages.
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For many centuries the people had worked and created, fought and made peace, they had built and destroyed.

But all their works and undertakings have always been subjected to the control and criticism from the government.

Since the formation of society, there was the power of the individual or the community over individuals.
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The development of democracy in a global dimension, as well as processes related to transit in a democratic country is closely intertwined with other global and civilizational processes, particularly with the processes of globalization and information society development. In doing so, as the experience of recent years, globalization and informatization is not always conducive to the development of democratic institutions and processes of democratic consolidation, especially in countries with incomplete modernization and the unfinished democratic transit, which in terms of world-systems approach to include the periphery and demiperiphery.
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