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Liberals argue for a clear distinction between the public and private spheres, while communitarians see them as interconnected and sometimes overlapping.

Communitarianism values social practices and traditions that bind communities together.

Liberalism strongly emphasizes the protection of individual rights and freedoms.

Liberalism often champions free market capitalism, while communitarianism may advocate for economic systems that prioritize community welfare.

Communitarianism may prioritize community rights which can sometimes restrict individual freedoms for the sake of the collective well-being.

Liberals may focus on the rights of individuals to migrate and live where they choose, while communitarians may emphasize the impact of immigration on social cohesion and community values.

Liberalism emphasizes individual autonomy, whereas communitarianism emphasizes the interdependence of individuals within society.

Communitarianism emphasizes education that builds community understanding and civic responsibility, while liberalism focuses on individual critical thinking and development.

Communitarianism emphasizes the importance of the common good over individual interests.

Liberalism supports diversity and multiculturalism from an individual rights perspective, while communitarianism approaches it from a community integration and harmony perspective.

Liberalism promotes a liberal democracy based on individual rights and freedoms, whereas communitarianism supports a participatory democracy emphasizing community involvement.

Liberalism emphasizes a limited role for the state in personal affairs, whereas communitarianism accepts a broader role for the state in community affairs.

Liberalism focuses on individual justice and fairness, often through impartial laws, whereas communitarianism may focus on what serves the community's conception of justice.

Communitarians may support some forms of moral relativism based on community values, while liberals tend to uphold universal moral principles.

Communitarianism sees individual identity as formed through community relationships, while liberalism supports self-creation and individual pursuit of identity.

Communitarians focus on social justice in terms of community standards and cohesion, whereas liberals focus on equality and rights for individuals.

Communitarianism may advocate for environmental policies that reflect the values and needs of the community, while liberalism would emphasize the rights of individuals in environmental decision-making.

Liberalism holds privacy as an essential individual right, while communitarianism may be more willing to compromise privacy for community welfare or safety.

Communitarianism might support a community-based approach to healthcare, whereas liberalism would emphasize individual choice and market solutions.