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"With superb insight, Benjamin Gregg melds theory and research in sociology and political science into an approach to communitarianism that in content advances the arguments of Amitai Etzioni and in form rivals the touch of Jeffrey Alexander. Gregg's concept of 'enlightened localism' merits close attention by researchers and theorists alike."--David Sciulli, author of "Corporate Power in Civil Society"