Translation for 'communitarianism' from English to French

communitarianism

communautarisme {m}sociol.

• Communitarianism is the belief that a perfect society relies not of the ambition of personal individualism, but rather consists of the responsibilities of cohesive communal structures.
• He defends a strict separation of church and state in addition to his vision of a harmonious nation-state, being against communitarianism and for cultural assimilation.
• In addition to Charles Taylor and Michael Sandel, other thinkers sometimes associated with academic communitarianism include Michael Walzer, Alasdair MacIntyre, Seyla Benhabib, and Shlomo Avineri.
• Much of Etzioni's best-known work is about communitarianism.
• He combined abolitionism with communitarianism. He became a leader in the Skaneateles Community, an 1841–1846 Fourierist socialist experimental community, and edited "The Communitist".

• Politically, Deneen advances a form of Catholic communitarianism, citing scholars such as Alexis de Tocqueville and Wendell Berry as influences.
• The Union is strongly Republican (in the French sense of the term) and Jacobin and is opposed to communitarianism.
• The term "'Me' Decade" describes a general new attitude of Americans in the 1970s, in the direction of atomized individualism and away from communitarianism, in clear contrast with social values prevalent in the United States during the 1960s.
• She campaigned on communitarianism, currency reform and the women's position.
• He completed a master's degree in politics and international relations, concentrating on North Asian politics and communitarianism at the University of Kent in 2005.

• He considers that communitarianism, immigration and Islamism threaten the national identity of France, and that resistance is a civic duty.
• During her participation in numerous international conferences she stressed the dangers of religious shifts, cultural relativism and communitarianism.
• The federation was anti-monopolist, and advocated communitarianism — the pursuit of a more just society established on cooperative principles.
• The Port Huron Statement and a "classic statement of [...] principles", but it also revealed the 1960s' tension between communitarianism and individualism.