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Reserve as a resource
by Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Anonymity is not just a negative aspect of life in modern Western societies, it is a precondition for true urbanity. Reserve is a resource that provides us with opportunities. But, according to Munich sociologist Armin Nassehi, reserve is a quality that is now at risk.
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Reserve as a resource
Anonymity is not just a negative aspect of life in modern Western societies, it is a precondition for true urbanity. Reserve is a resource that provides us with opportunities. But, according to Munich sociologist Armin Nassehi, reserve is a quality that is now at risk.
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Anonymity is not just a negative aspect of life in modern Western societies, it is a precondition for true urbanity. Reserve is a resource that provides us with opportunities. But, according to Munich sociologist Armin Nassehi, reserve is a quality that is now at risk.
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Anonymity is not just a negative aspect of life in modern Western societies, it is a precondition for true urbanity. Reserve is a resource that provides us with opportunities. But, according to Munich sociologist Armin Nassehi, reserve is a quality that is now at risk.
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