Notably, it's quite easy to spot communitarians based on who Silicon Valley's deep-pocketed donors are supporting.
If parties want to concentrate on these, however, they should indeed pursue votes in the small, marginal towns that make up the communitarian base.
Possibly, as the distance from the communist days increases, Czechs will find it less onerous to acknowledge their own communitarian bases and expand on them.
Shakerism -- celibate, communitarian, rurally based -- felt the impact as younger believers opted out of a religious life to marry, have children and take their place among the World's People, as non-Shakers were called.
Perhaps a trajectory towards a more communitarian ethic, based in the relatedness of people through their interactions and social development, is needed.
These narratives are the Iranian state's communitarian value system based on nationalism and religion and America's "city upon a hill" idea of individualism within the framework of the globalised market economy.
This is based on communitarian claims.
YPG has continued to post victories in Syria and has established a functioning government of sorts based on a communitarian ideology.
By a priori privileging norms and values and/or encounter over other sources of solidarity, Zapata-Barrero (2017), through his focus on national civic culture, tends to frame social cohesion in superdiverse societies too narrowly in communitarian terms or as Amin puts it "common life based on reduced or reconciled differences and strengthened social and community ties" (Amin, 2012, p. 3).
Decisions may be guided by four concept models based on ethical and distributive justice: libertarian, communitarian, egalitarian, and utilitarian.
The framework is based around the notion of a claim (Broome 1991) and communitarian claims (Mooney 1998), where an individual is viewed as having a claim on health care in that she/he is a member of a community or society and by extension, society has some obligation to provide the care.
