Links:

    -WIKIPEDIA: Amitai Etzioni
    -OBIT: Amitai Etzioni, 94, Dies; Envisioned a Society Built on the Common Good: A sociologist, he advised U.S. presidents and other Western leaders while fathering communitarianism, a political middle ground between the left and the right. (Robert McFadden, 6/03/23, NY Times)
    -OBIT: Amitai Etzioni, who championed the virtues of community, dies at 94: The sociologist and public intellectual worked as an adviser for President Jimmy Carter and won an audience with world leaders including Bill Clinton and Tony Blair (Harrison Smith, June 1, 2023, Washington Post)
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    -AmitaiEtzioni.org
    -The Communitarian Network (Amitai Etzioni)
    -Responsive Communitarian Platform
    -BLOG: Amitai Etzioni Notes
    -The Responsive Community: A Quarterly Journal
    -COLUMN ARCHIVES: Amitai Etzioni (Jewish World Review)
    -ARCHIVES: The New York Review of Books: Amitai Etzioni
    -EXCERPT: From My Brother's Keeper: A Communitarian's Childhood of Disjointed Community (Amitai Etzioni)
    -EXCERPT: from Limits of Privacy: Isolate them: Paedophiles should be confined together in special towns (Amitai Etzioni)
    -ESSAY: 'Diversity' argument fails the smile test (Amitai Etzioni, 4/07/03, The National Law Journal)
    -ESSAY: Communitarian Dreams: The newest intellectual fad is liberalism's effort to preserve its welfare-state policies by cloaking them in conservative-sounding rhetoric. (Roger Scruton, Autumn 1996, City Journal)
    -ESSAY: Community, Yes. But Whose?: Communitarians present themselves as champions of traditional social ties and opponents of the self-absorbed individual. But are they just apologists for the welfare state? (Amitai Etzioni and Roger Scruton, Spring 1997, City Journal)
    -ESSAY: The Virtues of Humiliation: Amitai Etzioni versus Carl F. Horowitz (Amitai Etzioni, The American Prospect)
    -ESSAY: Toward a Socio-Economic Paradigm (Amitai Etzioni, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics)
    -ESSAY: Killing Christians: The underreported story of Islamist violence around the world (Amitai Etzioni, 11/11/2002, Weekly Standard)
    -ESSAY: The Jewish State: The Next Fifty Years (Amitai Etzioni, Winter 1999, Azure)
    -ESSAY: In and Out: There is no ethical or logical reason to stay in Iraq. (Amitai Etzioni, 10/03/02, National Review)
    -ESSAY: Throw book at terrorists who hide as civilians (Amitai Etzioni, 07/02/2002, USA Today)
    -ESSAY: An earful on the war from America's 'allies' (Amitai Etzioni, May 01, 2002, CS Monitor)
    -ESSAY: You'll love those national ID cards (Amitai Etzioni, 1/14/02, CS Monitor)
    -ESSAY: Law can be rewritten to protect children from online porn (Amitai Etzioni, Jun. 11, 2002, San Jose Mercury News)
    -ESSAY: A Nation of Minorities? (Amitai Etzioni, Winter 1999/2000, The Responsive Community)
    -REVIEW: of Six Days of War by Michael Oren (Amitai Etzioni, Weekly Standard)
    -INTERVIEW: His Brotherês Keeper: Public intellectual and career academic Amitai Etzioni discusses the communitarian movement, Bill Bennett and his new memoirs (Brian Braiker, 5/23/03, NEWSWEEK)
    -INTERVIEW: Online NewsHour: A Conversation with Amitai Etzioni (Ray Suarez, July 17, 2000)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Privacy and the Internet Age: With Dr. Amitai Etzioni Author of The Limits of Privacy and The Spirit of¾ Community: The Reinvention of American Society (MPR, November 19, 1999)
    -INTERVIEW: On Transmitting Values: A Conversion with Amitai Etzioni (Diane Berreth and Marge Scherer, November 1993, Educational Leadership)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Significance of Community: Amitai Etzioni (Hugh LaFollette, "Ideas and Issues" (WETS-FM)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: The United States of Surveillance (The Connection, 11/20/02)
    -INTERVIEW: Q&A with Amitai Etzioni (Sava Tatic, Transitions)
    -DISCUSSION: The Sins of Our Fathers?: The current welfare debate has focused attention on single mothers. But that’s not enough. What about the fathers? The number of in-house fathers is quickly decreasing, as illegitimacy rates are rising steadily. (Think Tank, 4/21/1995, PBS)
    -PROFILE: I or We?: Would you like a nation where people cared more for each other but divorces were legally difficult? Welcome to communitarianism, a new movement with a controversial leader and the ear of the president. (Michael D'Antonio, May/June 1994, Mother Jones)
    -VISIONARIES: Amitai Etzioni (Utne, 1995)
    -ESSAY: Neutrality, Autonomy and Order: Amitai Etzioni's Communitarian Critique of Liberalism Under Scrutiny (Aneta Gawkowska, IWM Junior Visiting Scholars Program)
    -ESSAY: Prof. Amitai Etzioni: Ignorance Is Bliss (Larry Pratt, September 2001, gunowners.org)
    -OUTLINE: The Moral Dominsion by Amitai Etzioni
    -ARCHIVES: "amitai etzioni" (Find Articles)
    -ARCHIVES: etzioni (Mag Portal)
    -REVIEW: of The Limits of Privacy by Amitai Etzioni (Mike Godwin, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Limits of Privacy (Frank H. Free, SF Chronicle)
    -REVIEW: of The Limits of Privacy by Amitai Etzioni (HP Pub)
    -REVIEW: of The Monochrome Society by Amitai Etzioni (Ken Masugi, Philanthropy)
    -REVIEW: of The Monochrome Society by Amitai Etzioni (Fred Siegel, Blueprint)
    -REVIEW: of The New Golden Rule Community and Morality in a Democratic Society by Amitai Etzioni (Michael Elliott, NY Times Book Review)

COMMUNITARIANS:
    -Civic Renewal Movement (Carmen Sirianni and Lewis Friedland, Civic Practices Network)
    -The Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies
    -Alliance for National Renewal : Unleashing the Power of Communities (A National Civic League Program)
    -Alliance for Community Media
    -Center for the Community Interest : NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
    -The Civic Network : A project of The Center for Civic Networking
    -Journal of Markets and Morality
    -Radical Middle Newsletter : Thoughtful Idealism, Informed Hope
    -ESSAY: Rights, Responsibilities, and Communitarianism (Kelley L. Ross, Ph.D., friesian.org)
    -ESSAY: Harmonization Between Communitarian Ethics and Market Economics (Basant K. Kapur, Journal of Markets and Morality)
    -LECTURE: The Communitarian Impulse : Colorado College's 125th Anniversary Symposium: Cultures in the 21st Century: Conflicts and Convergences (Richard Rorty, Delivered at Colorado College on February 5, 1999)
    -LECTURE: Communitarian critics of liberalism
    -ESSAY: Communitarian Liberalism and Common Schools (Rob Reich, Stanford University, Philosophy of Education)
    -ESSAY: Needed: Catchword For Bush Ideology; 'Communitarianism' Finds Favor (Dana Milbank, The Washington Post,  February 1, 2001)
    -ESSAY: Family Values Communitarian-style
    -REVIEW: of The Lost City: Discovering the Forgotten Virtues of Community in the Chicago of the 1950s , by Alan Ehrenhalt (Peter Coclanis, Reason)
    -REVIEW: of Democracy's Discontent America in Search of a Public Philosophy by Michael J. Sandel (Andrew Sullivan, NY Times Book Review)
    -BOOK LIST : The Communitarian Bibliography (Communitarian Network)

CIVIL SOCIETY :
    -ECYCLOPEDIA: Civil society: The ultimate Third Way? (BBC)
    -Policy Review : Civil Society (September 1998)
    -ESSAY: Does the social capital hypothesis offer hope for untrusting societies? (Toby Fattore, Nick Turnbull and Shaun Wilson, June 16, 2003, OnLine Opinion)
    -ESSAY: DEMOCRACY OUT OF  BALANCE : Civil society can't replace political parties (Ivan Doherty, April 2001, Policy Review)
    -ESSAY: On Self-Government :  Families, congregations, and civic associations are America's "schools of liberty." Progressivism threatens them all (Michael S. Joyce, July 1998, Policy Review)
    -ESSAY: The Commonwealth of Freedom : It is time to recapture a lost tradition of community-building (Harry C. Boyte and Nancy N. Kari, November 1997, Policy Review)
    -ESSAY: A New Mission for Philanthropy : Promote civic entrepreneurs, not new government programs (Lamar Alexander and the Commission on philanthropy and civic renewal, September 1997, Policy Review)
    -ESSAY: Family. Faith. Freedom : A manifesto for cultural renewal (Adam Meyerson, May 1997, Policy Review)
    -SYMPOSIUM: "I Have a Dream" : Great ideas for repairing civic life : A Symposium (Harvey Mansfield, Milton Friedman, Virginia I. Postrel, Witold Rybczynski, Jack Miles, Michael Medved, James P. Pinkerton, etc.)
    -ESSAY: Can Congress Revive Civil Society? (Dan Coats With responses from Gertrude Himmelfarb, Don Eberly & David Boaz, January 1996, Policy Review)

COVENANT MARRIAGE :
    -ESSAY: I'll Stand Bayou : Louisiana couples choose a more muscular marriage contract (Joe Loconte, May 1998, Policy Review)

CHRISTOPHER LASCH :
    -REVIEW: of Revolt of the Elites by Christopher Lasch (Scott London)