In the Middle East, where the car bomb really came of age during the conflicts in Palestine in the 1940s, Baer showed you it was a moral accommodation that bombers found all too easy to make.
Institutions are legally required to reasonably accommodate all students' sincerely held religious and moral beliefs, but accommodation is often in reaction to a request.
Similarly, the prohibition of private discrimination in 'public accommodations' is a moral issue, as are a host of regulations we impose on business.
The queasy thrill of prewar espionage doesn't come from the prospect of war, or even the spying; it comes from the moral compromises forced by fear and accommodation.
"My husband, Martin Luther King, Jr. said, 'Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.' On another occasion he said, 'I have worked too long and hard against segregated public accommodations to end up segregating my moral concern.
In his more recent defense of pluralistic relativism (2006), Wong has argued that, since some serious moral disagreements are inevitable, any adequate morality will include the value of what he calls accommodation.
Finally a US president introduced moral clarity to the cold war, after decades of accommodation and stalemate.
Using the concept of 'moral affordances', the analysis outlines the way Couchsurfing's technical systems, software design, and search algorithms enable participants to engage in a moral economy based on the non-commodified provision of accommodation to strangers and personal relations of trust and intimacy.
But others suggest that HB 1523 is a sensible accommodation to those in Mississippi with sincerely held religious or moral beliefs about marriage and LGBT identity.
Many states already have a welter of laws prohibiting discrimination on grounds of moral status and sexual orientation in employment, housing, services by licensed professionals and public accommodation.
