Sentences with phrase «liberal order»

Liberal order thus does not merely exclude faith from the public square.

They stress the importance of building a global liberal order with the US at its helm.

They were facing a challenge to the entire liberal order, a reactionary nativist surge in the West which could destroy the institutions built since the Second World War.

It will be Canada's job to explain the benefits of NAFTA, of North American co-operation, of multilateralism, of the protection of minorities, and of the entire international liberal order.

Liberal order subordinates questions of truth to contests of right.

It also follows from Legutko's view that liberal orders like the EU recreate the pathologies of communism, albeit with a human mask.

Women in the new liberal order, you see, can only be «feminists» if they bow down before the liberal cause and do as they're told.

This country can play a leading role in nudging Washington and Beijing toward co-operative global institutions, such as a revised IMF and World Bank, and an enlarged AIIB that sustains the global liberal order.

The problem affects the secular minded, whose theological shallowness leaves them unable to respond to religious movements, and also religious thinkers and conservatives, who engage in the public square but are uneasy with the liberal order.

The latter in particular appears to have been designed not to explicate ancient texts but to force the Jewish religion into line with his own entirely philosophical preference for a liberal order supportive of individual freedom.

These countries which had seen exceptional growth rates, were presented by the defenders of the liberal order as development models which demonstrated the benefits of the globalisation of the world economy.

Fidesz in Hungary is more threatening than the Saudi monarchy, even though the latter is far less liberal, because Fidesz represents a retrogression — a deliberate rejection of liberalism by a nation that was previously a member in good standing of the liberal order.

The analogy of Brexit with the rise of Trump is not limited to their being unexpected popular reactions against the liberal order.

The Conservative Foundations of the Liberal Order: Defending Democracy Against Its Modern Enemies and Immoderate Friends, by Daniel J. Mahoney Reviewed by G. J. McAleer

Henrie also misunderstands my argument about our obligation to defend the global liberal order.

Liberal order is under siege.

The person who wrote this article has no clue at all, from the picture showing sisters in habits (something most of the liberal orders of women do not even wear anymore) to describing the battle as Church Men against Church Women.

Fowler's point is «that religion in America has been, and continues to be, an alternative to the liberal order, a refuge from our society and its pervasive values.

«It is a mistake to see most forms of religion or the churches — clergy or laity — as bent on sustaining the liberal order in a highly self - conscious way.»

Yet, by providing that space from our liberal order, it unintentionally helps the liberal world.»

In addition, the existence of marginalized communities in Western democratic societies, which stand as the pinnacle of the liberal democracy model, as well as some contested international policies of some democracies in recent history, have questioned the mythology of the liberal order in its current form as an aspiration of all peoples and the natural course of history.