While often thought of as a legal system, Shariah covers personal and collective spheres of daily life, and has three components – belief, character, and actions.
The Swedish government's report proposed that the apathetic children were from "holistic cultures," where it is "difficult to draw boundaries between the individual's private sphere and the collective domain".
With regard to both individual (personal) and collective (societal) spheres, negative images of old age dominate public debate.
In particular, the widespread use of online communication tools has raised questions of identity and the presentation of self, community or pseudocommunity, collective action, public sphere, social capital, and quality of attention.
Tyson believes that such objects indicate a collective fascination with his sphere of expertise.
PARIS — The euro was a political project meant to unite Europe after the Soviet collapse in a sphere of collective prosperity that would lead to greater federalism.
In addition, by developing our youth's critical literacy -- the ability to participate in the public sphere and collective decision-making - we also enhance the resilience of our society.
Dewey conceived of democracy as an active process of social planning and collective action in all spheres of common life.
To make positive changes in each of these spheres of collective behaviour, Russell believed that power would need to be made more diffuse and less arbitrary.
