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The politics of community : theory and practice / Adrian Little.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2002Description: viii, 216 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0748615431
  • 9780748615438
  • 0748615423
  • 9780748615421
Other title:
  • Theory and practice
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 307
LOC classification:
  • HM756. L58 2002
Contents:
1. Theorising Community -- 2. Communitarianism and Liberalism: The Philosophical Debate -- 3. Political Communitarianism: Towards Moral Authoritarianism -- 4. Radical Theories of Community: Beyond Orthodox Communitarianism -- 5. Community and Economy: Rethinking Work? -- 6. Community and Society: The Implications for Social Policy -- 7. Repoliticising Community: Towards Democratic Renewal -- 8. Pluralism, Community and Civil Society.
Review: "Community is one of the most widely used yet also one of the most complex concepts in modern political thought. This book will provide an introduction to the concept, showing how philosophical ideas can be used in political practice." "While other books consider either the philosophical or the policy elements of community, this book is unique in drawing together these strands and demonstrating their links. As such it is an ideal textbook for undergraduate students, grounding abstract and quite difficult theory in contemporary situations."--BOOK JACKET.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-211) and index.

1. Theorising Community -- 2. Communitarianism and Liberalism: The Philosophical Debate -- 3. Political Communitarianism: Towards Moral Authoritarianism -- 4. Radical Theories of Community: Beyond Orthodox Communitarianism -- 5. Community and Economy: Rethinking Work? -- 6. Community and Society: The Implications for Social Policy -- 7. Repoliticising Community: Towards Democratic Renewal -- 8. Pluralism, Community and Civil Society.

"Community is one of the most widely used yet also one of the most complex concepts in modern political thought. This book will provide an introduction to the concept, showing how philosophical ideas can be used in political practice." "While other books consider either the philosophical or the policy elements of community, this book is unique in drawing together these strands and demonstrating their links. As such it is an ideal textbook for undergraduate students, grounding abstract and quite difficult theory in contemporary situations."--BOOK JACKET.

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