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Good men who do nothing - does cultural tolerance enable injustice?

Gordon G. Young

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In the age of globalisation, cultural tolerance is the official resolution when cultures clash - you don't have to like it, but we must respect different ways of life. Unfortunately, the fact remains that many of these ways of life are, in practice, completely stupid.

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In the age of globalisation, cultural tolerance is the official resolution when cultures clash - you don't have to like it, but we must respect different ways of life. Unfortunately, the fact remains that many of these ways of life are, in practice, completely stupid.

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In the age of globalisation, cultural tolerance is the official resolution when cultures clash - you don't have to like it, but we must respect different ways of life. Unfortunately, the fact remains that many of these ways of life are, in practice, completely stupid.

Key concepts: Nothing, Injustice, Globalization, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Political science, Epistemology, Law

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