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solidarism

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solidarism
Sociology. a theory that the possibility of founding a social organization upon a solidarity of interests is to be found in the natural interde-pendence of members of a society. — solidarist, n. — solidaristic, adj.
See also: Society


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hat can be done through a progressive political agenda which will fortify the vested rights of social welfare state and solidarism, along with the reinforcement of investment for jobs and skills.
But sixth, despite the predominance of pluralist practices, solidarism has taken root in international society, and is leading us into uncharted territory.
Toomas Karjaharmi sonul avaldasid Patsi uhiskondlikele ideedele moju sotsiaalliberalism, solidarism, kommunaalne ja maauuenduslik sotsiaalreformism, agraarne sotsialism ning see, kuidas anglosaksid on osanud rajada kodanike vabadusi austava tasakaalustatud ja pusiva riigikorra.
 
 
 
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