Abstract
Communitarianism is one of the latest prominent theories of justice, challenging the regime and notability of liberalism as the frontrunner. Much has been written about the theoretical aspects of neo-communitarianism, a corrected version of its antecedent as it gained popularity in the last decade of the 20th century. This article discusses the relevance of a conversation on the practical aspects of the theory in modern times and how it has gained apropos in culture and polity today.
Keywords
Communitarianism
Theory of justice
Liberalism
Political philosophy
Community
Distributive justice
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