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Migrationbers of their constituencies. Informal democracy in this context for me consists either in the state of affairs whereby accountability is being assigned outside of the state apparatus or where the accountability is consistent with human practice but uncoordinated by democratic institutional structures.

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Searching for Freedomsatisfies, in practice, one of Karp’s expectations of communities. It reveals at the same time that the very practice of equality is potentially difficult for contemporary political communities. Democracies that purport to uphold the liberal principle of equality are challenged in practice by the actual informality of the constituency.

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Common Identityalls of the Graphic Form.”. Métellus evaluates Haitian identity functionally and reinforces at once the fundamental collectivity recognized here with Descartes’s help. As he merges national space and language, Métellus argues that the Créole spoken in Haiti is a source of national identity through its utilitarian and adaptive role.

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Introductiono all of humanity. The impetus of this work is global ethics, but my inquiry into the foundations of global ethics is initially region specific. I embrace this approach for primarily two reasons: (a) the place that the Caribbean enjoys in the development of modernity and (b) the region’s unique hist