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    Ideological communitarianism is a known as a radical centrist ideology that on some occasions is identified by liberal on economic issues. Communitarians look to assist social capital and civil liberty. “It also affirms positive rights such as state subsidized education, state subsidized housing, a safe and clean environment, universal healthcare, extensive public works programs, and often even the right to a job, and laws limiting pollution, gun ownership, etc.” There are many controversial pros

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    Innerworkings of Communitarianism Political ideologies play a defining role in determining the daily actions, political decisions, and acceptable standards of most modern societies. However, as dominant systems are publicized, others seem to dissipate into a state of irrelevance. Communitarianism follows such a pattern, but despite its lesser significance, has gradually increased in importance as disgruntled constituents search for more satisfactory representation. Gaining an understanding of this

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    IV. The reasons of non-compliance Due to the fact, the board dismissed Steven Sewell from CEO because his characteristics are not suitable with the characteristics of new board. This reason is very subjective and unreasonable. This paper would not examine the unreasonable reason from the board of FDC as above, but will observe the fact that the removal of a director by the board is not the first time happened. There are some previous cases which are similar to the FDC case in which directors were

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    Human Rights: Communitarianism vs Cosmopolitanism When it comes to Human Rights, there are many different views and approaches. There are many different theorists and concepts behind Human Rights. It is a very important topic as it does deal with everyone’s rights within society. There are many differnent perspectives when it comes to Human Rights but there are two in which are both opposing to each other and will be discussed. There is communitarianism and cosmopolitanism that both explain their

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    Communitarianism is defined as “a philosophy that emphasizes the connection between the individual and the community”. So basically communitarianism is the natural, common sense philosophy towards personal, social and political life. Many people feel and believe in what this book expresses in words. Etzioni outlines a rock solid and timely argument for strengthening our community and curbing rampant individualism. He stresses that in our world today nothing is for certain, that there are many shades

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    components of communitarianism. Communitarianism holds that people should care for community and community should care for people (MacKinnon & Fiala 2015). Communitarianism is a natural human instinct which guides us. This is what makes communitarianism the most logical form of economy. Not only does it exist currently, but it provides the greatest level of equality and it does not have some of the problem that other forms of government hold. What then is communitarianism? Communitarianism focuses

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    justice and community are all ideals that everyone holds valuable. They are also components of communitarianism, which holds that people should care for the community and the community should care for people (MacKinnon & Fiala 2015). Communitarianism is a logical theory as it exists in nature and it provides the greatest level of equality creating fewer problems then other forms of government. Communitarianism focuses on a theory that seeks to bring economic justice through equality (MacKinnon & Fiala

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    apparent that human societies conceptualize property rights in a diversity of ways. These examples provide evidence that humans are fully capable of living well and sustainably under a variety of ownership models, including communitarianism. An Argument for Communitarianism Today The revelation that humans are well adapted to living communally is important because as world population, resource consumption, sea levels, and temperature rise, the energy and

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    At the crux of cosmopolitanism and its Kantian strand, rests the concept of globalisation and its intricate relationship with cosmopolitan thought. There is effectively no dispute that globalisation has played a significant role in the interrelated global system of the modern world. It has developed a distinct structure, but also continues to shape the way in which states communicate and form relationships. Given this intrinsic process as a medium of international regulation in the modern world,

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    PD7 A2 JRMARION The 5 communication styles based on the lecture material are competing, avoiding, accommodating, compromising and collaborating. The competing style is used when people trying to achieve a goal or accomplish something. It is used during arguments, such as when you are arguing against somebody else to prove a point. The avoiding style is used when a person shows little interest in the other party they are communicating with. This is used when often when interacting with a person you

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