Modern Culture and Cultural Change Based on Democracy

Abstract

       The purpose of this article is to propose guidelines for developing the roles, duties, and social responsibilities of modern citizens in an era of rapid technological and cultural change. Modern citizens must possess the ability to ethically use digital technology, engage with society at both local and global levels, respect human rights, promote justice, and support sustainable development. Additionally, they must have critical thinking skills, the ability to collaborate with others, and the capacity to solve social issues creatively.

In the context of digital technology, modern citizens use technology to access information, engage in political participation, and drive social change. However, they also face challenges such as fake news, social division, and cybersecurity risks. Therefore, digital literacy is essential for using technology creatively and safely. Modern citizens also play a key role in developing political culture by supporting political expression through technology, such as online voting, peaceful protests, and the ethical use of social media to communicate political matters. This promotes transparency and collaboration within society.

In the context of digital technology, modern citizens use technology to access information, engage in political participation, and drive social change. However, they also face challenges such as fake news, social division, and cybersecurity risks. Therefore, digital literacy is essential for using technology creatively and safely. Modern citizens also play a key role in developing political culture by supporting political expression through technology, such as online voting, peaceful protests, and the ethical use of social media to communicate political matters. This promotes transparency and collaboration within society.