Abstract
It is a staple of liberal democratic theory that voluntary associations are central to political freedom, political stability, and political legitimacy. In recent years, this classic focus on the political functions of civil society has been supplanted by preoccupation with the moral effects of associational life.
How to Cite:
Rosenbaum, N.,
(1998) “The Moral Effects of Associational Life”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 18(3),
8–13.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.181998.294