
Can Tolerance be Taught? Adult Civic Education
... recent reviews). As Sniderman et al. assert (1989, 25), “the more tolerant citizens are of the rights of others, the more secure are the rights of all, their own included; hence the special place of political tolerance in contemporary conceptions of democratic values and democratic citizenship.” The ...
... recent reviews). As Sniderman et al. assert (1989, 25), “the more tolerant citizens are of the rights of others, the more secure are the rights of all, their own included; hence the special place of political tolerance in contemporary conceptions of democratic values and democratic citizenship.” The ...
Political life is often treated as a world ethically
... behavior of individuals and populations. This transformation and expansion of political power that Michel Foucault first identified and discerned as beginning in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, represents, according to Vatter, a “shift from politics to police . . . marked by the invention of ...
... behavior of individuals and populations. This transformation and expansion of political power that Michel Foucault first identified and discerned as beginning in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, represents, according to Vatter, a “shift from politics to police . . . marked by the invention of ...