To be plausible in a variously pluralistic social setting, such a view must avoid the twin evils of forcibly imposing a (reasonably) contested value on resistant citizens, on the one hand, and simply abandoning all normative conceptions of social order in favor of open ended struggle for power on the other.
Finally, when considering non-economic aspects of the HPR, it has been recognized that an ideologically pluralistic work setting is present.
In addition, hospital physician relationships are characterized by an ideologically pluralistic work setting in which professional and administrative roles bump up against each other [ 40].
But our approach thus far is setting us back, and may even be putting us in conflict with identity groups -- indeed, religious identities -- who could and ought to be alongside us in a struggle towards pluralistic understanding.
It is a facet of a political culture that sets the PRI apart from parties born of pluralistic democracy.
Since 1975, Iran is bound by the ICCPR, which set forth the rights and freedoms essential to an open, safe and pluralistic political system where citizens can be heard and determine their own destiny.
The Open Government Partnership, an intergovernmental group set up the same year, provides support to governments committed to promoting transparency and a pluralistic civil society.
May said the definition of extremism would be clearly set out in the legislation and that the bill would cover extremism of all sorts – including neo-nazism as well as Islamist extremism – which were "seeking to undermine the very values that make us a great country to live in, that make us a pluralistic society".
Berlin set out his basic account of what he would later label monism in his biography of Marx (1939), but did not explicitly criticise it or set out a pluralistic alternative to it (although his lecture 'Utilitarianism', dating from the late 1930s, does set out an argument that anticipates his later claim that values are incommensurable).
In "A Pluralistic Universe" he defends the mystical and anti-pragmatic view that concepts distort rather than reveal reality, and in his influential Pragmatism (1907), he presents systematically a set of views about truth, knowledge, reality, religion, and philosophy that permeate his writings from the late 1870s onwards.
If the benchmarks are set that only members of religions that have an assumed pre-clearance to discourse are allowed to be part of pluralistic interactions, then we are defining a society where pluralism is selective.
