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N 10:40 | Transculturalism 7 changes history +16,433 [Mbauwens (7×)] | |||
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10:19 (cur | prev) +1,565 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " =Description= the view we shall be exploring here, and which I hold can and should be a part of an effective Gemeinschaft Politics. The transculturalist position holds that it is both true that diversity is good, that racism, inequality, and discrimination are real issues with their own respective (often postcolonial) historical roots, and that there are real problems of integration and inter-cultural relations, as well as real limitations to and problems inherent...") | |||
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N 10:23 | Nordic Ideology 2 changes history +4,466 [Mbauwens (2×)] | |||
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10:18 (cur | prev) +4,437 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: Nordic Ideology. Hanzi Freinacht.''' URL = =Discussion= Hanzi Freinacht: "In my book, Nordic Ideology, I outline six new forms of politics that I feel must become institutionalized parts of societies across the world for the core challenges of late modern life to be properly managed. One of these I call Gemeinschaft Politics — “Gemeinschaft” being a German word that sociologists use to denote the aspects of society that are not formalized i...") | |||