| Played the right way, this communitarianism can be expanded in Australia to the advantage of our society, including its depressed and frightened minorities, and our economy. |
| Out of such stratagems was born the distinctively Dutch combination of individualism and communitarianism, which is still alive and well today. |
| Recently, Durkheim's writings have been called upon to contribute to the theoretical debate on liberalism and communitarianism. |
| And this should be far from both the disintegrating forces of individualism and the levelling aspects of communitarianism. |
| Nevertheless, the authors do recognise that communitarianism in and of itself is not an adequate institutional foundation for effecting change. |
| But like everybody else I was convinced that we had to stop the rapid development of so called communitarianism and a certain expression of fundamentalism. |
