A "Green" organization (coined "pluralistic" by Laloux) focuses on empowerment and values-driven culture.
Despite its role within an authoritarian system, it is nevertheless a strictly secular institution and pluralistic by Middle Eastern standards, including not only minorities (Christians, Alevis, Druze, etc).
A big doorstop of a Lincoln biography stares out, daring to be read, and lined up back to back to back are three hefty titles fit for a graduate student's reading list: "The Creation of the American Republic," by Gordon S. Wood; Louis Menand's "American Studies"; and "Dilemmas of Pluralistic Democracy," by the Yale political scientist Robert A. Dahl.
But it appears that Mr. Fox will fulfill his promise to build a pluralistic government by appointing lawyers, academics, economists and business leaders with little government experience and just tenuous ties to his campaign.
They know this war is about Western powers, helped by the U.N., coming into the heart of their world to promote more decent, open, tolerant, women-friendly, pluralistic governments by starting with Iraq -- a country that contains all the main strands of the region: Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds.
SOS is a student-led movement that exists to assist the Syrian people in their effort to build a self-determined, pluralistic society by standing in solidarity with them, educating the public of their cause, and helping to alleviate the current humanitarian crisis in Syria.
In the following, we will discuss how ethical evaluations can be made from a more pluralistic perspective by changing from a consensus culture to a culture of controversy.
People can overcome pluralistic ignorance by speaking up.
A pluralistic society, by definition, is one that allows for various religious, ethnic, racial, political, and identity groups to thrive in a single society.
And even if Mr Bashir were to step down there is no certainty that he would be replaced by the pluralistic government demanded by the demonstrators.
It is a blow to younger Cubans who are eager for a more pluralistic system led by people closer to their own ages and unencumbered by socialist orthodoxies.
