Sentence examples for any communitarian from inspiring English sources

Several years later, however, the darker and more pessimistic 'security first' vision of the Bush administration had the effect of putting on hold any communitarian initiatives.

More remote from classical nationalism than the liberal nationalism of Tamir and Nielsen, it eschews any communitarian philosophical underpinning (see the detailed presentation and defense in Kymlicka 2001; his recent, truly encyclopedic work (2007) that still occasionally calls such culturalism 'nationalist'; a short summary in Kymlicka 2003; and Gans 2003).

The effects of these characterizations are certain to destabilize the tranquillity of a traditional African society or any communitarian community conscious of harmony and equality in the group.

It's a way to get committed users to chip in their own improvements, creating a communitarian program much better than any one author or firm could produce solo.

"That is, he has a communitarian notion of free speech.

Pandit, who moved to the United States at sixteen, is rarely described as a communitarian.

These sorts of links are invisible to some of his rivals, but Obama is a communitarian.

We're asking them to go from a solipsistic to a communitarian environment".

"President Bollinger is a communitarian," de Grazia told me the day after the meeting.

Thus the tragedies provided a communitarian context for telling stories about conflict and its effects.

(However, an ethic of caring doesn't favor social conservatism in the way much communitarian thought does: any social structure that shows insufficient concern for one group or another can arguably be criticized via the ideal of mutual caring).