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Frequently enough, it is citizens digging at the margins of the discourse - pursuing such theories - who report on news that the mainstream media ignores.
In essence, the form of government we seek within Germany and across Europe is built on a sense of moral discourse and moral decision-making rather than on the supposedly eternal truth of some abstract political concept.
The imposition of a monolithic religious discourse on society has made liberal values attractive to Iranians.
The language Haider and many leaders of his party have used over the years is informed by the same racist and anti-Semitic discourse that gave birth to Nazism: in the specific Austrian context, it is violently anti-Slav as well as anti-Turkish.
Simply put, Keynesian stimulus does not necessarily entail more government debt, as popular discourse seems continually to assume.
But explaining that to block thinkers will never have the impact of a real connection to the multi-faceted discourse that is actually taking place on the other side.
As a result, various political groups associated with the Solidarity trade union movement have, since Communism's fall, aspired to represent the political right, confusing the terms of political discourse.
Although Krugman invented his discourse for an American readership, it perfectly fits the British case as well.
Only then will productive discourse - the kind that does not end in government shutdown - be possible.
This narrative of decline and pessimism underlies much of today's environmental discourse, and is often formulated in a simple fashion: by 2030, we will need two planets to sustain us, owing to higher living standards and population growth.
With the eurozone stuck in a seemingly never-ending recession, the idea that growth-enhancing investment is crucial for a sustainable recovery has become deeply entrenched in public discourse.
After all, climate change, energy security, and demographic challenges have been part of the European discourse for many years; now that discourse is starting to be shared by other parts of the world.
Thus, it is now subject to the discourse of economic orthodoxy, which, in insisting that all debts be paid to the penny, ignores that public spending is also an engine of growth.
When the supposedly most enlightened and liberal of those constituencies resorts to illiberal discourse and intolerant measures, tendencies toward bigotry and ideological irrationality are reinforced.
In the process, conspiracy theories are pulled from the margins of public discourse, where they were generally consigned in the past, and sometimes into the very heart of politics.
Anti-immigrant rhetoric from the political extremes has fed into mainstream political discourse.
The official discourse is entrenched in statism and centralism, with growing disregard for democratic principles and procedures.
The debate about the EU is too ingrained in British discourse.
By comparison with the late 1990's, however, the space for political discourse has undeniably narrowed, crushing expectations that the country would continue on a liberalizing course.
Despite the surface diversity of programming, the monolithic control of political discourse has changed little since the 1950's.
Where can and should religion and ethics contribute to our political discourse?
Such a discourse, if clearly articulated, would be understood and could be endorsed by many, if not by all.