Servetskyy I. The concept of oligarchy and its public danger
This article is devoted to actual problems of the nature and content of the oligarchy and its danger to society.
The process of development, establishment and spread of the oligarchy in Ukraine, proposed three components oligarchic process shown internal and external factors oligarchy.
Oligarchic trends have taken place in all post-socialist countries, their appearance caused a sharp transition from a planned to a market economy, and the political, legal and economic systems were complex processes of transformation from authoritarianism to democracy. In this way the public oppose both external and internal forces. The most dangerous for the development of civil society is the oligarchs who corrupting society from within, parasitic on the human mind, contribute to poverty ruthlessly exploit human, natural and energy resources of the state, killing people's faith in justice, level law sown in society enmity, emphasizing its exclusivity and power, dominate the police, courts and prosecutors, influencing authorities and management.
The state should set limits and rules for the functioning of political parties and movements to ensure the livelihoods of all social life, to promote national interests, implement humane principles of cooperation of state institutions. This process actively resist oligarchs in all aspects of life, ranging from state institutions, political parties, civil society and business.
The thinkers of ancient Greece made a significant contribution to the development of political and legal ideas in theoretical development problems of law. This led to their significant impact on these thinkers and their important place in the history of political and legal doctrines. The world-historical significance of the spiritual heritage of ancient Greece, part of which is the political and legal doctrines, due to the fact that the ancient Greek thinkers were pioneers in many fields of human knowledge. It is not about ordinary contribution to the history of the ancient Greeks philosophical, political and legal thought, and the establishment of a foundation and formation of ideas and concepts in various areas of theory and practice.
Keywords: Oligarchy; Classification; Factors; Public danger