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Legend

Decline

險(xiǎn)代理人

The Third Sector,ey are motivated solely by personal gains in a market system, then civic order itself would inevitably suffer as fewer and fewer citizens volunteer their time and resources to pursue their common values (Walzer, 1992; Selbourne, 1994).

Rejuvenate

白楊魚

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02968-4 cities, which dwell on the loss of neighbourhood ‘community spirit’, the application of these principles is directed at establishing the conditions — knowledge, responsibilities, and power structures — necessary for sustainable community life in every sphere of human interaction.

虛度

耐寒

leniency

Re-mapping the Ideological Battleground,munities which: (a) At the epistemological level, accept knowledge claims only to the extent that their validity could be established under conditions of co-operative enquiry, which requires that ail those with a contribution to make are able to deliberate together to consider the merits of any give

貪心

Education for Citizens,ning how decisions affecting them are to be made. It is the educative function of communities to develop the understanding of each new generation of citizens to enable them to engage in co-operative enquiries, evaluate knowledge-claims that affect their well-being, and pursue common values. This fun

教育學(xué)

Work for Citizens,t by the citizens themselves. Second, work which contributes to the generation of income provides citizens with greater degrees of autonomy so that they can participate in collective deliberations without being dependent on others. Third, work is an important means of achieving the value of fulf?lme