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AI-supported civility analysis

Current and historical questions about politics and society can be analyzed in a stimulating way using civility theory. This scientific and practical breakthrough is now becoming visible and usable, primarily based on common artificial intelligence language systems such as Google's AI mode (enter: “civility theory,” if that is not sufficient: “general and specific civility theory 2025”—followed by an in-depth or discursive question-and-answer dialogue.

Civility analysis in this sense can be used scientifically, for example to compare general civility theory (AZT 2025) with other social science theories (e.g., Elias, international relations, Rawls). Above all, however, it provides a particularly stimulating approach to current political analysis, as it allows current facts to be analyzed within a logically coherent, universally applicable framework.

Theory basis

The better you understand civility theory, the more competently you can commission and use AI-supported civility theory analyses.

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Dialoge Civility gUG - AI

Here we present a dialogue between Civility gUG and Google AI with an exciting and surprising course that could have far-reaching consequences.

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Democracy instead of populism


Populism, whether from the right or the left, disregards fundamental democratic values and institutions, such as the freedom of dissent, free elections, and the rule of law. Democracy, on the other hand, stands for a strong community of all who respect one another and prioritize the common good.

Global diversity

Diversity traditionally refers to regional/national openness to migrants. However, it can also be viewed from a global perspective—with regard to the diversity of different people and cultures in different regions of the world. Both views have civic elements, as diversity always requires mutual respect and shared responsibility.

Secured borders -

a global value


Putin has been attacking Ukraine for almost four years and is now beginning to threaten other European countries in hybrid ways. Secure borders, however, are a global value. Accordingly, security and freedom should be considered and protected globally, extending beyond Europe – reason enough to strengthen the United Nations.

Complex interdependence eliminated


When subject areas and societal subsystems, such as the economy or science, can organize themselves according to their own logics, it becomes worthwhile to make every operational effort, and general welfare increases—an achievement of civil modernity. This constellation, also known as complex interdependence (Keohane/Nye 1977), is increasingly becoming a thing of the past thanks to Donald Trump; because now, who has military power determines even previously independent areas - a negative indicator of the general welfare function of civility (AZT, chapter 10.1). 

USA:

From democrat to kleptocracy


Donald Trump thinks and acts unilaterally, according to the motto: Trump's America First. However, tariff increases hinder global trade and reduce overall economic productivity. Furthermore, economic unilateralism promotes general political and military unilateralism, thereby increasing the potential for violence. Finally, Trump and his cronies enrich themselves shamelessly at the expense of the public: thieves in power (kleptocracy).


Trump's kleptocracy should be openly discussed not only in the USA, but also in the United Nations.

Equality

through quotas?


The notion that equality can only be achieved through fixed shares (quotas) of power or positions is prevalent not only in the women's movement – a view that can be justified as a counterpoint to a rigid power structure. However, quotas privilege the group subject to them, and within that group, especially those who represent them.


Equality exists when all participants have equal rights and can effectively exercise them, such as the right to vote, which guarantees active and passive suffrage without discrimination, equal voting power, and a guaranteed opportunity to participate freely. See, for example, a discussion on this topic from 2018 in the book: Theory of Civil Modernity (link below).

Defensive democracy

Are elected officials allowed to abolish fundamental democratic rights?

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UN-controlled elections?


Russian President Putin has proposed placing Ukraine under UN administration to allow for democratic elections – a proposal clearly intended to delegitimize and weaken the freely elected Ukrainian government. However, democratic elections are fundamentally only possible if they are independent. Therefore, the question arises as to why political elections are not generally transparent and subject to UN oversight – including in Russia.

Climate policy self-deception

The German Federal Environment Agency and the Climate Protection Minister portray Germany as being "on track" with its climate policy. However, global greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise – a devastating form of self-deception.

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