Titlebook: Ethnocentric Political Theory; The Pursuit of Flawe Bhikhu Parekh Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Common Belonging,ral ties because the modern society is too complex and heterogeneous for that. The author suggests that while expecting a basic commitment from its citizens, a multicultural society should recognise that different citizens will do so differently and to different degrees depending on their relations to and treatment by the state.

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,“Fibrohistiocytic” Proliferations,ms of actively initiating a course of action, it is unable to take account of the consequences of an individual’s unwillingness to interrupt or arrest the course of action, and leads to a highly attenuated and untenable view of individual responsibility.

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Dermatological Atlas of Indigenous Peopleto region. In many of these societies liberalism was not a dominant tradition, and hence nationalism did not have to come to terms with it or define itself in relation to it. All this means that there were and are multiple nationalisms, each unique but also sharing some common features with others.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0096366ise the modes of thought and experience of the political theorist’s society. After offering several examples of this ethnocentric tendency, the chapter goes on to suggest that it is best countered through a critical dialogue between different perspectives in which the ethnocentrism of each is exposed and acknowledged.

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Introduction,ise the modes of thought and experience of the political theorist’s society. After offering several examples of this ethnocentric tendency, the chapter goes on to suggest that it is best countered through a critical dialogue between different perspectives in which the ethnocentrism of each is exposed and acknowledged.

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Bhikhu ParekhCalls for multicultural perspective ?in political theory, uncovering and overcoming ethnocentric bias.Starts a critical dialogue with voices that have been marginalised, ignored or suppressed.Represen