Ideological ‘orderism’ agrees that political liberalism is better, but—
How is a weak state such as ours to fight off a social threat like narcotic-drug addiction—using its powers to the utmost, yet without offending democratic practices and individual rights? “No way it can be done,” seems to be the emerging reply; and the rising recourse of afflicted countries is a political and economic ideology the German journalist Jochen Bittner (Die Zeit, Hamburg) calls “Orderism.”
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