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Volume 10, Issue 3, Summer 2000
Up Front
When Communities Are Not In Control
E.J. Dionne Jr.
Extremism in the Protection of Liberty Is No Virtue
Amitai Etzioni
Essays
Liberalism, Communitarianism, and the Common Good: An Aristotelian Perspective
Thomas W. Smith
Can Aristotle's taxonomy of friendship illuminate a two-decades-old debate?
Confessions of an Alleged Libertarian (and the Virtues of "Soft" Communitarianism)
Jonathan Rauch
A critic of government intervention discovers the importance of "hidden law."
Manners in the Age of New Communications Technologies
Gary T. Marx
Suddenly there are dozens of new ways to be rude. Do respect for privacy and other
social norms stand a chance in the face of cell phones, beepers, and caller ID?
The Face of the New Philanthropy
Peter Frumkin
Led by the young turks of technology, a new breed of entrepreneurs is making its
foray into the world of charitable giving.
Moral Federalism
Alan Wolfe
Maybe Washington doesn't always know best . . .
Devolution as if Community Matters
David Morris
. . . and maybe the states don't always know best, either.
Departments
The Community Bookshelf
Who's Really in Power?
Edward W. Lehman
Review of G. William Domhoff's Who Rules America? Power and Politics in the Year 2000.
The Moral Dimension of the Media
Madison Avenue Meets the Bible
Gerald L. Zelizer
Research Note: Small Groups and Civic Engagement-All About Me?
From Our Critics: The Deficiencies of Community
Zygmunt Bauman
The Community's Pulse
Authoritarians, Libertarians, Communitarians
Civil Variety: Is There Life Without a Downtown?
Commentary - Stephen Macedo
Contributors
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