Moreover, in discussing the non-coercive character of judgment, the fact that it can only appeal to but never force the agreement of others, she claims that "this 'wooing' or persuading corresponds closely to what the Greeks called peithein, the convincing and persuading speech which they regarded as the typically political form of people talking with one another" (BPF, 222).
As such, a specific type of civic education that is non-coercive is of importance (Fives, 2013).
This term refers to non-coercive measures to dissuade involvement in terrorist activity.
The Jacobson home was well off, liberal in politics and non-coercive in matters of religion.
Traditional non-coercive legal methods had already proven this to U.S. law-enforcement authorities.
Mr Brooks is confused.The insidiousness of "libertarian paternalism" is not in the slippery slope from the non-coercive nudge to explicitly coercive limits on individual liberty.
Discipline can, and should, take place within the context of mutually respectful and non-coercive relationships.
I now think this is quite wrongheaded.Eventually I realised that actions that are individually non-coercive can add up to stable patterns of behaviour that are systematically or structurally coercive, depriving some individuals of their rightful liberty.
Either sooner through fewer births by contraception and (non-coercive) population policy, the "humane" way – or later through more deaths by famine, disease, war, the "natural" way.
We are creatures of faith and reason, emotion and logic, and so non-coercive persuasion cannot be the preserve of law, politics and diplomacy alone.
What politically organised sex workers say they would prefer, of course, is to decriminalise completely non-coercive sex between adults altogether.
