Communitarian philosophers understand morality as emerging in communities through the interaction between agents in practices. At first sight, communitarianism therefore seems to provide a suitable perspective for conceptualising morality in economics, since the economy might be regarded as a sequence of such practices in communities of business, households, and trading. But several well-known ...

Abstract In the aftermath of publication Alasdair MacIntyre's “After Virtue and Michael Sandel's Liberalism” “Limits Justice in early 1980s” , debate between communitarians liberals began to influence political philosophy Anglo-American academia. The centers on socio-political nature self, traditions, community values, role context shaping our moral reasoning. Communitarians emphasize priority ...

In this paper, I explore the relationship between individual rights and duties within Afro-communitarian discourse in African political philosophy. The notion of is prominent modern philosophy, which usually used to refer tension community Afro-communitarianism. specifically focus on question: Can Afro-communitarianism ground a plausible conception that will be benefit societies? discuss two ap...

In this article, I draw attention to the value of community in John Mbiti’s philosophy using his famous axiom by reconciling tension between individual and envisages. To do this, offer a reconstruction communitarian axiom: “I am because we are; since are, therefore am.” Mbiti is considered one forerunners debate African philosophy. His axiom, which describes idea Afro-communitarianism, accounts...

The publication of a report into a case where an organ donor's constraints on the race of potential recipients raises questions about whether respect for autonomy or communitiarianism should prevail in altruistic medical procedures. This article briefly reviews how autonomy and communitarianism are balanced in cadaveric and live organ donation, bone marrow donation, gamete donation, blood donat...