FELDMAN, Jan
Lubavitchers as citizens : a paradox of liberal democracy - London : Cornell University, 2003 - 212 p.
Chapter one - Does democracy need liberals? Chapter two - Chassidim: history, customs, beliefs, and organization Chapter three - Lubavitch and american politics Chapter four - Lubavitch and canadian politics Chapter five - Liberalism: reason, autonomy, and sources of self Chapter six - Lubavitch reason: intellect, faith, and obligation Chapter seven - Lubavitcher women and liberalism Chapter eight - subgroups and citizenship Chapte nine - Normative citizenship
Regimes e Sistemas Politicos
Democracia
Judeus
Lubavitchers as citizens : a paradox of liberal democracy - London : Cornell University, 2003 - 212 p.
Chapter one - Does democracy need liberals? Chapter two - Chassidim: history, customs, beliefs, and organization Chapter three - Lubavitch and american politics Chapter four - Lubavitch and canadian politics Chapter five - Liberalism: reason, autonomy, and sources of self Chapter six - Lubavitch reason: intellect, faith, and obligation Chapter seven - Lubavitcher women and liberalism Chapter eight - subgroups and citizenship Chapte nine - Normative citizenship
Regimes e Sistemas Politicos
Democracia
Judeus
