Sentences with phrase «chestertonian localism»

In the book, they reflect deeply on the evolving nature of the wine industry and how technology and the «tug - of - war between localism and tourism» have changed the business.

There's at least one franchise chain that has built its entire brand around that kind of localism and independence.

It also explores some areas of controversy: for example, while supporting localism is central to green ethics, there are industries and products where thats not possible Green marketing is becoming mainstream; Horowitz cites studies showing that 76 % of consumers would switch to green goods, if they had parity of price and quality.

This nationalist discourse — Bob White declaring that he would «wrap the fucking flag» around himself to fight for union jobs — contrasted with an American localism that was ineffective in marshalling political support to stem the tide of rust.

It also explores some areas of controversy: for example, while supporting localism is central to green ethics, there are industries and products where that's not possible.

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Localism has become a medium of expression for some Hong Kongers to express their opinion against the politics of Beijing and to preserve a unique local identity that encompasses a mixture of eastern and western values.

And Roger Scruton has written with special eloquence about the psychological connection between genuine concern with conservationism and localism.

Peter's delightful post, «Localism,» takes his work to a new level of literary achievement.

Just brilliant and in total agreement with the leading philosopher / political theorist of the 20th Century, Eric Voegelin, who opposed pathological ideologies (Socialism, National Socialism, Communism, Fascism), though I doubt he considered «localism and traditionalism,» at least in the FPR «sense,» to be radical pathologies.

Another is an awareness of the overall decline of denominationalism, coupled with a growth of localism and congregational decision - making.

So much for Gopnik's argument that Chesterton's «national spirit» and «extreme localism» led him to his supposed anti-Semitism: they were, in fact, precisely what gave him his respect for other nations and other cultures, including that of the Jews, to which the world owed its knowledge of God, «as narrow as the universe».

This localism has been preserved in the interests of freedom and variety in a pluralistic society distrustful of high centralization of power, particularly in a field such as education, where individual persuasion is paramount.

We have learned that the great weakness of localism is that it fails to address the injustices that are part of local custom, and that face - to - face communities are often intolerant of difference.

In making my proposals I will be guided by the Protestant experience in this country with its dual experiment in localism and nationalism.

A couple of readers suggested that I drop the pointy headed Strauss stuff and comment on the trendy localism posts of the Porchers, the (First) Thingers, and all that.

I believe I wrote that parade up last year, so I won't do it again — except to say it combines genuine patriotism, high technology, solid prosperity, quirky localism, and evangelical....

Despite the title, the purpose of this post is not to engage in the ongoing discussion regarding «roots» music and «localism», etc..

Without love, however, localism is nothing.

However, while government centralization is prone to corruption, localism often expresses itself as pure rejection.

I am going to have to leave that one to the theologians to parse, but I have never thought of Roman Catholic governance as particularly attuned either to localism or to states» rights.

He wants the church to become a part of a new communitarianism, a kind of localism that is willing to drop out of, even resist, the wider global developments that are today widely evident but that in his judgment are provoking disaster.

Henceforth this kind of «localism» has been an essential characteristic of the free - churches, and a barrier to any tendencies toward overall uniformity imposed from above.

We also examine a new food processing technology, shine the spotlight on localism and explore the world of materials.

The character of design has its own attitude toward localism, with less of a systematic approach typically seen in most quickserve models,» said Jesse MacDougall, senior project manager at ICRAVE.

The Localism Act requires local authorities to maintain a list of assets of community value which have been nominated by the local community.

A number of other senior lawyers have also expressed doubt whether the Localism Act does, as Mr Pickles claims, make the inclusion of prayers in local authority meetings lawful.

Underpinning these ambitions is the view that these are best achieved through «co-production» and «localism», involving public bodies, business, third sector organisations, and local communities themselves.

Hapless Americanisms such as «stepping up to the plate» do not suggest a great awareness either of localism or of local institutions.

There is no mention of prayers in the Localism Act, nor in any of the debates which gave rise to it.

Shortly after the ruling he fast - tracked the Localism Act's «general power of competence» which he claimed gave principal councils the power back to include acts of worship as part of their official meetings.

The kind of localism advocated by the Tories is closely linked to the right - wing Lib Dem policies seen in the «Orange Book», but the language remains very much Tory.

In the context of the European political axis, India was given independence by the British in reaction to a movement lead by a fairly «left - leaning» activist that advocated multiculturalism, localism, and socialism - something akin to the Green parties in Europe.

He added, «The ways in which these targets will be met at the local level and included in the new planning framework are missing in the current NPPF draft, which considering the localism agenda should be integral to the planning process.

Future responses to «catastrophic» events may be undermined by the coalition's localism drive, a government adviser has told politics.co.uk.

If local authorities are likely to struggle in the wake of spending cuts, what does the Localism Bill offer by way of positive powers to allow local groups to set up their own services, and to propose new developments?

Where the big society is doomed to successive relaunches with diminishing impact, the Localism Bill will go some way in redefining the way citizens relate to their local authorities.

The communities and local government secretary is inserting the provision into the localism bill, currently at committee stage in the Commons.

Mr Pickles» announcement of the better - than - expected settlement for grants alongside the localism bill failed to assuage his shadow, Caroline Flint.

Proposals being added to the localism bill will see tenants given a «direct say» on issues like repairs, anti-social behaviour and estate management, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) said.

Localism is an aspiration not the only one.This must be the 100th shrill undergraduate cry of» Inconsistency» I have read, I do so with quiet amusement.

They are, of course, closely intertwined, although it's notable that David Cameron describes his mission in politics as being to make the big society, rather than localism, a success.

The business cases for larger projects and 53 bids for smaller schemes have now been submitted and successful projects are due to be announced in the summer Mr Baker also highlighted the way the Localism Bill would impact on future funding streams.

Its practical application, and that of the Coalition's Localism Bill, can be seen to have shifted responsibility for delivering services and managing budgets onto the local and community level, while effectively withholding power through enforcing cuts and strengthening government oversight, as with Gove's current dominion over education provision.

Where the big society is seen by many as a cover for spending cuts, some of the provisions of the Localism Bill aim to make local authorities more accountable for the way public money is spent.

The government's commitment to decentralising power in its localism bill set to be unveiled this week runs the risk of being «cosmetic», a thinktank warns.

Internationalising «new» localism and «new» identity - based sub-national regionalism are important manifestations of that drive.

The second point is that mutualism in the public sector raises issues concerning equity similar to those posed by localism: how can equal access and quality of service be maintained nationally if there is much greater variation in how services are delivered locally.