Conditions of Liberty: Civil Society and Its Rivals.

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1995
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Abstract
A slogan is born the two neighbours Islam the Marxist failure the successful Umma a contrast between the Abrahamic faiths civil society completes the circle Adam Ferguson east is east and west is west political decentralization and economic decentralization ideological pluralism and liberal doublethink, or the end of the enlightenment illusion modular man modular man is nationalist friend or foe? the time zones of Europe the varieties of nationalist experience easternmost zone resumed a note on atomization the end of a moral order from the interstices of a command-admin system the definition of socialism a new positive definition towards a desirable unholy alliance democracy or civil society historical overview future prospects internal problems the range of options validation?
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Authors Charles Kurzman, Ernest Gellner
Journal social forces
Year 1995
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10.2307/2580639
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https://doi.org/10.2307/2580639
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