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Shows a Communitarianism
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Left-communitarianism (Social Democracy): Individuals in this quadrant seek to promote communal solutions to both social and economic problems. They tend to see themselves as supporting a mode of government that curbs the excesses of capitalism and diminishes inequality by virtue of a mixed economy and a universal welfare state. They seek to encourage communal solutions, economic redistribution and shared values throughout society by means of participatory democracy and the state.
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- 58.3% Left, 30.6% Liberal
Left-communitarianism (Social Democracy): Individuals in this quadrant seek to promote communal solutions to both social and economic problems. They tend to see themselves as supporting a mode of government that curbs the excesses of capitalism and diminishes inequality by virtue of a mixed economy and a universal welfare state. They seek to encourage communal solutions, economic redistribution and shared values throughout society by means of participatory democracy and the state.
The Vertical Axis: Communitarian-Liberal
All communitarians start from the belief that the well-being of the community precedes the idiosyncratic desires of specific individuals. Left Communitarians are typically maternal and egalitarian, favoring redistribution from rich to poor and a nurturing view of offenders where criminals are seen as victims of social woes themselves. By contrast, Right Communitarians tend to take a more paternal view of politics, favoring a hierarchical society and taking a stern view of threats where criminals belong in prison and foreign powers are deterred by a strong defense.
All liberals start from the belief that upholding individual liberties is more important than catering to the needs of society. Left Liberals tend to argue that the individual cannot make use of his or her formal liberties without some measure of education and material comfort. In their view, this necessitates redistribution from rich to poor. By contrast, Right Liberals tend to argue that taxing an individual against his will in order to provide welfare benefits to others constitutes an act of coercion and thus a breach of individual liberty. They may support charity and aid for the poor, but they prefer it to be voluntary.
In theory, communitarians and liberals should thus be able to form alliances across the Left-Right divide. But in practice, left and right communitarians tend to regard each other as enemies, while left and right liberals tend to view each other as misguided.
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