"communitarian approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an approach to a social or political issue that emphasizes the collective responsibility of a community to its members. For example: "The mayor proposed a communitarian approach to dealing with the city's homelessness issue."
PiS's more communitarian approach is appealing to many Poles who feel they now have a government interested in more than just macro-economic indicators.
The other danger that he can see for the future is the possibility of a communitarian approach that could lead towards ghettoisation, rather than integration.
I take a much more communitarian approach to the role of boards.
This is reminiscent of Amitai Etzioni's "Liberal Communitarian approach to security limitations on the freedom of the press" related to the leaking of top-secret U.S government documents to the press by government officials and the subsequent investigations to identify the leakers.
On the other hand, the communitarian approach (concept of reciprocity) suggests that organ donation is an act of paying back of an obligation to the community [ 12].
As defined by Putnam, social capital refers to "the features of social organization, such as networks, norms, and trust that facilitate coordination and cooperation for mutual benefit [ 10]." Common to the communitarian approach is a vision of social capital as a common collective asset or public good equally available to all members of a group or community.
Nonetheless, by highlighting the human dependency on evaluative horizons of esteem, many theories of recognition share important characteristics with communitarian approaches.
Resolving this point, however, necessitates grappling with the difficult confluence of more individualistic and more communitarian approaches to ethics.
The communitarian-approach module will generate data on trust, reciprocity, and civic participation.
On the other hand, those who believe that genetic information belongs to the family as a whole tend to support the disclosure of such information, coinciding with the communitarian ethical approach which pursues the benefit of all family members who might be affected by the problems identified [ 38, 39].
Communitarian conservative approaches to procreative liberty tend to regard procreation as part of a dense web of practices that gain their meaning and value from being part of a comprehensive way of life.
