Sentence examples for to communitarian from inspiring English sources

Britain is always going to be more hospitable to communitarian politics than the more libertarian U.S.

But the same values also incline them, in contrast to, say, white evangelicals, to communitarian economic policies usually considered liberal (by the American definition of that word).

As individuals and communities, wherever we sit on the curve from libertarian to liberal — or individualist to communitarian, as social scientists put it — people seem to have a hard time developing the discipline required to address risks in which the worst outcomes lie far down the road, and to avoid behavior that suits present needs even if it raises risks of hitting a wall.

Both Democrats and Republicans have been receptive to communitarian political ideas.

It is clear why such a synthesis would be attractive to communitarian critics of possessive individualism and liberal capitalism.

More serious from the standpoint of those generally sympathetic to communitarian aspirations, however, is the question of what exactly this has to do with community.

A lawn came to signal its owner's commitment to a communitarian project: the upkeep of the greensward that linked one yard to the next.

We're asking them to go from a solipsistic to a communitarian environment".

Once the logic of "each man for himself" takes hold, can we really trust everyone to act communitarian and resist the temptation to settle scores in other areas, such as trade?

This position comes close to a communitarian one as it holds that only according to a collective identity – to a self-image reasonable acceptable to them – could individuals be coerced [40: 63].

Men are more likely to be libertarian, women are more likely to be communitarian, and this creates what Wolbrecht calls a natural "divergence in preferences for social welfare policies".