communitarian

Most countries are far more communitarian -- there are simply far more exceptions to free speech, privacy, etc...

Good for learning 45 communitarian and cooperative work process, which is not taught 46 in the USA.

But by and large European law operates under a regime that values communitarian values more highly than individual ones.

In fact, urbanization has tracked with the breakdown of old communitarian social relations and its replacement with market relations.

So there's a very communitarian mindset that is inculcated from an early age in Scandinavian children.

Its international reputation may be free-living liberal-Scandi, but it's communitarian, place-based and in many ways conservative.

And there's an unspoken assumption that education = individualism, and that these are antonyms to communitarian-conservatism.

Yet Singapore's culture is strongly communitarian: there may be low income taxes, but there are tons of other rules and regulations.

Canada and European nations are not very 'liberal' in the sense a lot of people would like - they are communitarian.

Even from historical perspective, individual anarchism is almost as old, as communitarian.

Perhaps we should ask since when is living in a bubble and declaring communitarian measures as failures acceptable in HN.

The logic of our social sphere seems to hinder the expression of communitarian values even for those of us whom are naturally inclined this way.

The idea of a "hyper-individualistic" "post-communitarian" world is absolutely at odds with the direction of social change to date.

"Sharing economy" is by no means "an extension of communitarian roots".

Derek talked about this in earlier essays and acknowledge that he was resetting his operating system towards a more communitarian, giving the example of nominally "converting" to Islam to marry a woman.

A bunch of people with axes to grind saying "the problem with Wikipedia is that I didn't prevail in this or that dispute, and my brilliance isn't recognized there." There just aren't incentives to contribute to Wikipedia aside from ego; its too hard to do it out of a sense of communitarian sharing.

Communitarian is where the utility you derive is in part a function of the utility derived by others in your community.