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Social Capital and New Forms of Trustconcerned mainly with aspects of micro sociality. In contrast the Chapter 3 deals with Third Way and Communitarian advocates, who, while fundamentally conservative in orientation, also present a far wider project which, in both instances, seeks a fundamentally new type of ethical and political space.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-19003-3he front seat I would immediately make a statement about myself as a Sydneysider and an Australian. Crucially this would be the case even if I was totally ‘faking’ it, that is if I was not a Sydneysider all, but simply someone with a well rehearsed ‘a(chǎn)ct’.

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Book 2005 through an exegesis of contemporary debates. Additionally it utilizes the work of Hannah Arendt to propose an alternative anti-mechanistic and anti-essentialist approach to community and sociality; an approach that not only moves beyond Foucault and his oppositional work but also offers perhaps the

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978-1-349-52355-9Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Shailendra Singh,Matadeen Bansal like ‘community policing’, ‘community health’ and ‘community care’ and it runs through the speeches and programs of all major politicians. and political parties. Concurrently the topic has also shifted to the forefront of social science investigation, particularly in the Anglo-Saxon world which has borne the full brunt of neo-liberalism.