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The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
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October 2021 | ISBN 9789462362215 | 1st edition | 244 pages
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The Open Society and Its Closed Communities

Editor(s): Afshin Ellian, Paul Cliteur | Eleven
The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
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October 2021 | ISBN 9789462362215 | 1st edition | 244 pages
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In the aftermath of the Second World War, Karl Popper introduced his concept of the “open society”. Poppers focussed primarily on communism and fascism. Nowadays, communism and fascism have faded away as the primary challenges for open, democratic states, but new challenges have come to the fore. Closed communities pose a significant challenge and sometimes a threat to democratic values. What are those closed communities? This book presents a diagnosis of those closed communities, their problems, and the challenges for an open society.

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Portret Afshin Ellian
Afshin Ellian
Afshin Ellian is Professor of Jurisprudence at Leiden University. His research is focused on freedom of speech and religion, mainly related to terrorism.
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Portret Paul Cliteur
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