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- noun A
policy of favouringdecentralization .
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Examples
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In short, Fukuyama is a proponent of everything that is backwards, and an enemy of decentralism and human freedom.
Tenure trouble? 2009
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His generation seem too influenced by the political fashions among their lecturers in the 70s to truly believe in decentralism.
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The vision of decentralism in the context of Welsh nationalism is one that aspires to see a Welsh State which in terms of its administrative structure resembles that of the Swiss Confederation.
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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GT 2009-04-26: Open thread on: localism, decentralism, anarchism, thick conceptions of libertarianism, and the U.S. Constitution
Hoverbikes 2009
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I previously discussed Lawrence in an earlier go-around about decentralism in the comments for GT 2006-03-27: The Conservative Mind Sin Fronteras edition.
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I have repeatedly stressed that concepts like decentralism and localism and opposition to the state are nothing more than means to an end, and that that end is something more nuanced.
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For reference, when you refer to a left-libertarian tendency to fetishize localism and decentralism, do you have anyone particular in mind, other than Jeremy Weiland?
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I agree that localism and decentralism ought not to be fetishized at the expense of other goals either respect for rights or other cultural goals that my thick conception of libertarianism is entangled with, and that the value of localism and decentralism ought mainly to be treated as a strategic value, not as something that is desirable in itself.
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I agree that the non-territoriality of anarchist justice and defense associations, institutions for deliberating about right, and so on, is important to stress; decentralism means the lack of a fixed center, not a proliferation of millions of fixed centers with a small stretch of turf.
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Open thread on: localism, decentralism, anarchism, thick conceptions of libertarianism, and the U.S. Constitution
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