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2023
Abstract There has been a lot of bad news about evangelical Christianity and democracy in America in recent years. In Good News for Common Goods: Multicultural Evangelicalism and Ethical Democracy in America, sociologist Wes Markofski draws on twelve months of immersive ethnographic fieldwork in Los Angeles, Portland, Atlanta, and Boston
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Abstract There has been a lot of bad news about evangelical Christianity and democracy in America in recent years. In Good News for Common Goods: Multicultural Evangelicalism and Ethical Democracy in America, sociologist Wes Markofski draws on twelve months of immersive ethnographic fieldwork in Los Angeles, Portland, Atlanta, and Boston
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2013
The common good is an essentially contested concept in contemporary moral and political discussions. Although the notion of the common good has a slightly antique air, especially in discussions in the North Atlantic, it has figured prominently in both the sophisticated theoretical accounts of moral and political theory in recent years and also in the ...
P. C. Lo, David Solomon
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The common good is an essentially contested concept in contemporary moral and political discussions. Although the notion of the common good has a slightly antique air, especially in discussions in the North Atlantic, it has figured prominently in both the sophisticated theoretical accounts of moral and political theory in recent years and also in the ...
P. C. Lo, David Solomon
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The American Journal of Jurisprudence
Abstract The emerging school of “common good constitutionalism” takes a classical natural law approach of identifying the central case of law and constitutionalism, recognizing that a state may make positive law in part based on circumstance, convenience, or a need for social coordination. While law under the classical approach is rooted
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Abstract The emerging school of “common good constitutionalism” takes a classical natural law approach of identifying the central case of law and constitutionalism, recognizing that a state may make positive law in part based on circumstance, convenience, or a need for social coordination. While law under the classical approach is rooted
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The American Journal of Jurisprudence
Abstract Vermeule argues that law should uphold community morality, and critiques originalists and progressivists for losing sight of this. Though his critique is powerful, the book shares those problems Vermeule diagnoses in the work of others.
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Abstract Vermeule argues that law should uphold community morality, and critiques originalists and progressivists for losing sight of this. Though his critique is powerful, the book shares those problems Vermeule diagnoses in the work of others.
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British Journal of Sociology of Education, 2006
A tribute to Caroline Benn: education and democracy Melissa Benn & Clyde Chitty (Eds), 2004 London & New York, Continuum £14.99 (hbk), 274 pp.
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A tribute to Caroline Benn: education and democracy Melissa Benn & Clyde Chitty (Eds), 2004 London & New York, Continuum £14.99 (hbk), 274 pp.
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Whose good is the common good?
Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2012Reference to the common good has increased in recent political discourse, not only on the right but also on the left. This development partly reflects genuine limitations in the liberal model of politics, and thus should not be dismissed as mere rhetoric.
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Nursery World
London Early Years Foundation chief executive June O'Sullivan explains why the nursery group is setting up an Early Years Social Enterprises Collective
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London Early Years Foundation chief executive June O'Sullivan explains why the nursery group is setting up an Early Years Social Enterprises Collective
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Common Good and Individual Good
This chapter explores medieval Latin developments that led to the separation of the common good and the good of an individual. It starts by presenting two different explanations for why acting morally well is difficult: either morality demands aiming for the common good at the expense of one’s own good, or it requires developing a virtuous character ...openaire +1 more source
The Common Good as a Relational Good
2009Ridefinizione del bene comune come bene relazionale nella prospettiva della sociologia ...
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