The Open Society and Its Closed Communities

Name: The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
Author: Afshin Ellian

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This book presents a diagnosis of closed communities, their problems, and the challenges for an open society.

In the aftermath of the Second World War, Karl Popper introduced his concept of the “open society”. Poppers focussed primarily on communism and fascism. Nowadays, communism and fascism have faded away as the primary challenges for open, democratic states, but new challenges have come to the fore. Closed communities pose a significant challenge and sometimes a threat to democratic values. What are those closed communities? This book presents a diagnosis of those closed communities, their problems, and the challenges for an open society.

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ISBN13:9789089749031

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:e-book

Beveiliging:watermerk

Bestandsformaat:pdf

Aantal pagina's:224

Uitgever:Boom uitgevers Den Haag

Verschijningsdatum:6-10-2021

Hoofdrubriek:Juridisch

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Introduction; Acknowledgements; Theory; 1 The Open Society and Its Closed Communities (Prof. dr. Afshin Ellian); Challenge 1: Religion; 2 State Complicity and Religious Extremism: Failing the Vulnerable Individual (Prof. dr. Amos N. Guiora); 3 TheOpen Society and Its Closed Communities: The Case of Muslims in Britain (Dr. Rumy Hasan); 4 Militant Democracy and the Clash of Ideologies (Prof. dr. Paul Cliteur); Challenges II: Education, Online Communities and Identity Politics; 5 Citizenship and Education: Finding Confidence and Light (Prof. dr. Jan Willem Sap); 6 Closed Online Communities and Freedom of Speech (Michael Klos LLM BSc); 7 Intervention – Academic Freedom and Identity Politics (Dr. Joanna Williams); List of Contributors