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Proposing a “Bill of Inalienable Rights” for Intentional Communities

Benjamin Zablocki, Ph.D.

Abstract

Criticism directed at intentional communities often refers to violations of the human rights of community members. This article proposes a "bill of inalienable rights" for intentional communities in the hope that the proposal will stimulate dialogue and action concerning the responsibilities of communities toward their members.
 

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