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Preferred term
neo-republicanism
Definition
- Before understanding the contemporary political theories called “neo-republican,” ushered in by the “republican revival” of the late twentieth century, we must consider the earlier republican traditions that inspired them. Republicanism as a political theory stresses the importance of citizen virtue, political participation, a distinctive conception of liberty, and widespread dedication to the common good. [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Theory; Neo-Republicanism]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-HW1VTMWK-N
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