Sentence examples for communitarian value from inspiring English sources

Such a communitarian value system may be indispensable for fostering sustainable communities.

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.

Ditto LAUSD, which does a good job keeping its properties clean but doesn't seem to share the communitarian value that the school community extends beyond the chain link fence.

It sets pacific, post-capitalist and collectivist (or communitarian) values against militarist, capitalist and individualist ones.

Ellison may well be seen as a leading theorist of communitarian values and the culture that develops from them.

What are the business advantages of knowing how different countries rate on the spectrum of individualist versus communitarian values?

The German court didn't question child circumcision because it opposes "communitarian" values, or insists on the absolute primacy of individual choice.

Human dignity as a constitutional concept has drawn its meaning from a European cultural and social context that emphasizes communitarian values, rather than individual ones.

Moreover, many people in Walsall are unimpressed by Labour's transformation, and still see it as a collection of metropolitan people indifferent both to their communitarian values and the nitty-gritty of their lives.

"Blair really does believe in communitarian values, he is a universalist who doesn't believe that the defense of the narrow British interest is the highest good," said Mr. King, the Essex University analyst.

Most of the evidence Howe and Strauss provide is fuzzy, as zeitgeist measurements tend to be, but if, like me, you share their sense of a broad shift toward collective and communitarian values, you will be willing to cut them some slack.