Engenharia social de Popper: uma possibilidade para reformas políticas nas sociedades democráticas, caso de Moçambique

Abstract

The understanding of freedom, equality and socio-economic and political development is more than a consolidated democracy. This article seeks to analyze Popper's social engineering and show how it constitutes a possibility for political reforms in democratic societies, looking at the case of Mozambique. Through the bibliographic method, the results of this study show that democracy in Mozambique needs improvement, ranging from the liberalization of democracy, to institutions that are founded on cultural substrates and social justice. And, the separation of powers: executives, legislative and judiciary are a crucial element in this approach, as well as critical intersubjective debate and gradual planning.