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2. California Labor’s Law
(Civil Society/Other)
At this time, life of the attorneys as they are depicted in the movies or TV series or maybe as depicted in the pages of crime thrillers is a far cry from the life attorneys actually lead in the real

3. Social Impact of Casino
(Civil Society/Other)
...s strong economical disorders pertaining to an individual pushing him to bankruptcy or worse still to a life of crime but alas! There is still no conclusive research that will prove any correlation be...

...or “Quarter Mania” are examples of machines from several casinos linked together to offer a life changing jackpot. Keep in mind that the percentage of the payback on the lesser wins is low...

5. The Concept of Civil Society
(Civil Society/The Concept of Civil Society)
... and invigorated. We have reasons of our own for accepting the invitation. Increasingly, associational life in the "advanced" capitalist and social democratic countries seems at risk. Publi...

6. Private and Public Roles in Civil Society
(Civil Society/The Concept of Civil Society)
...onality dissolve, there is really not much left beyond the marketplace, with its conception of the good life as a life of consumption. But the market alone has little incentive to provide the "so...

7. Interpreting the Notion of Civil Society
(Civil Society/The Concept of Civil Society)
...doing so. Second, the three-part model also helps us to counter conservative conceptions of the social life. It allows us to see that the defense of civil society does not have to entail a traditiona...

...equirements of law and political association. It was, for both Hegel and the early Marx, part of social life where avariciousness and egoism, sometimes accompanied by economic rationality, were the or...

9. Civil Society, Hard Cases and the End of the Cold War
(Civil Society/The Concept of Civil Society)
...a price to pay).  I take the interest in civil society, therefore, to be an interest in a form of life in which one constantly has to keep refusing or pushing back or resisting the temptation it...

10. In Common Together: Unity, Diversity, and Civic Virtue
(Civil Society/The Communitarian Approach)
...g, our "federal" or constitutional tradition, to help to create and to revitalize associative life, a process subject to a number of pitfalls. Specifically, according to Walzer, despite &quo...

11. Progressive Politics and Communitarian Culture
(Civil Society/The Communitarian Approach)
...d about over  and over again: the ineradicable tension at the heart of our personal and our public life. There is another kind of lesson to be gleaned from liberalism, and that is that the liber...

12. Neo-Hegelian Reflections on the Communitarian Debate
(Civil Society/The Communitarian Approach)
...ace, I understand technically that set of licensed inferences that individuals in a determinate form of life find themselves entitled to draw. In a less technical sense, I mean by "social space&q...

13. From Socialism to Communitarianism
(Civil Society/The Communitarian Approach)
... communication and insofar as they can apply intelligence and experimentation to problems of collective life. An important aspect of Dewey's thought is the connection he drew between democracy and...

...es of social activity, judgment and distribution which are economic, political, cultural, and religious life. Pure, or as Etzioni might say, "cynical" market rationality must be embedded in ...

15. Between Social Darwinism and the Overprotective State
(Civil Society/Economic Policy and Social Justice)
...ng. Taking the cost of social welfare as an indicator or equivalent of something like social quality of life would be as misleading as to identify the cost of main tenance and repair of a car with the...

16. Civil Society and Social Justice
(Civil Society/Economic Policy and Social Justice)
...its operation as "social control," political disenfranchisement, or "colonization of the life-world" and its results as unjust or problematic for the proper functioning of capitali...

17. American Social Reform and a New Kind of Modernity
(Civil Society/Economic Policy and Social Justice)
...ized structures are obstacles to be overcome or instruments to be used, but cannot provide the basis of life context to be cultivated. And this is perhaps at its most extreme in the politics of the ne...

18. Neither Politics Nor Economics
(Civil Society/The Internationalization of Politics and Economics)
...in his own modest way, he is trying to develop some of them. The most important of his insights is that life was easier when we merely fought over ecclesiastical differences. No matter how bitter the ...

...flict in equal measure--while our citizenry is increasingly ambivalent about the remnants of our public life. This essay asks if we in the United States have the intellectual and spiritual resources t...

20. Pluralism and the Left Identity
(Civil Society/European Socialism and American Social)
...Western pluralism and liberalism. Because associational pluralism encourages the organization of social life in associations and challenges forms of hierarchy and administrative centralization, it can...

21. What's Left After Socialism
(Civil Society/European Socialism and American Social)
...ce of the French Revolution in Europe has worn itself out. Such a statement, from one who has spent his life putting an end to the Revolution, comes as no surprise. What is more startling is that this...

22. Some Reflections on the New World Order and Disorder
(Civil Society/European Socialism and American Social)
...ed around the world over the last ten to fifteen years, affecting working conditions and the quality of life, reshaping value systems, and feeding the impression that the current era nears its end. A...

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