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Cover 1 Half-title 3 Title 5 Copyright 6 Dedication 7 Contents 9 Acknowledgements 10 Introduction 11 1. The structure of the book 14 2. The liberal–communitarian debate 19 Part 1 Community and its value 25 1 The nature of community 27 1. Is community an essentially contested concept? 28 2. The ordinary concept 30 3. The moralized concept 37 4. Are the two concepts really distinct? 40 5. The different roles played by the two concepts 43 6. Must communities be face to face? 48 7. Conclusion 50 2 The value of community 52 1. Some preliminary distinctions 52 2. Individualist and collectivist accounts of value 55 3. Sources of non-instrumental value 60 4. Sources of instrumental value 61 5. Community as a necessary condition for the achievement of other values 65 6. Sources of disvalue 66 7. Levels and kinds of community 71 Part 2 Political community in a culturally diverse society 75 3 Liberal political community and illiberal minorities 77 1. Liberal political community 77 2. Political community in relation to communities below the level of the state 81 3. Basic rights 84 4. Varieties of constitutionalism 87 5. The primacy of justice and its implications 92 6. The authority of the sta
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