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ITCH

Lennart Hjalmarsson,Finn R. F?rsundmunity, but most want to turn what are seen as attractive-sounding terms to political advantage. This book investigates different notions of communitarianism and citizenship and considers their application within a number of fields — in particular politics, social welfare and education.

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Substance-Abuse

Debate

Introduction,munity, but most want to turn what are seen as attractive-sounding terms to political advantage. This book investigates different notions of communitarianism and citizenship and considers their application within a number of fields — in particular politics, social welfare and education.

事與愿違

Towards European Citizenship,ly reluctantly reassured that nothing in the Treaty on European Union directly affected her rights as a British citizen. In fact, what the Treaty does, by virtue of Article 8, is to . to her rights as a British national by making her a citizen of the European Union. The Treaty on European Union states:

Certainty

Citizenship, Welfare Rights and Local Government,John Stewart (1993) provides the starting point for this chapter which takes that theme further, with a particular emphasis on social or welfare rights which cannot be ignored in any discussion of citizenship.

窩轉(zhuǎn)脊椎動物

先行

Antonella Zucchella,Paolo Scabinii and his associates. In his book . (1993) Etzioni tells readers that in 1990 a group of fifteen ‘ethicists, social philosophers, and social scientists met in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of the author and his colleague, William Galston’ (pp. 14–15). As they explored matters that ‘a(chǎn)fflict our

動物

Antonella Zucchella,Paolo Scabinihas been subjected to wide-ranging critiques: left, right and feminist. Two critiques of rights discourse have attracted critical feminist attention. The first is the communitarian criticism that rights discourse is divisive as between human individuals. The second is the new republicanism criticism