ôbjective: to examine the relationship between psychological well-being and social solidarity of apartment residents in shahrekord, ïran. methods: â sample of 200 apartment dwellers was selected randomly. fessler social solidarity ïnventory and general health questionnaire were used to gather data. results: üsing partial correlation test and having controlled the effect of age, sex and educatio...

The article is devoted to comprehending the collective trauma of Belarusian society, received during public protests against falsification presidential elections in 2020–2021, and its moral elaboration, which takes place regardless political development events. Moral study aimed at restoring values social practices their implementation. These include: absolute value human life, truthfulness, no...

Feminist solidarity, after early and idealistic conceptions of an all-encompassing sisterhood, has become preoccupied with understanding theorizing differences between women. This study develops account solidarity as embodied agonism, where difference contest are experienced negotiated through the body. Difference reframed within feminist projects resources for, rather than inhibitors to, gener...

This article reflects on the ethics and process of writing performing play Is Us with a group rejected asylum seekers from Deportation Centre Sjælsmark in Denmark. Positioned within larger frameworks political media hostility, pushed for more radical approach ‘not just theatre’, but called instead solidarity beyond moments collective writing. From this process, ‘dramaturgical ethics’ arose as a...

The HIV and AIDS epidemic feeds on, and worsens, unacceptable situations of poverty, gender inequity, social insecurity, limited access to healthcare and education, war, debt and macroeconomic and social instability. The number of people living with HIV and AIDS continues to increase in several regions, most markedly in sub-Saharan Africa, the Pacific, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The persi...

The importance of ill-health in perpetuating poverty is well recognized. In order to prevent the damaging downward spiral of poverty and illness, there is a need for a greater level of social protection, with greater cross-subsidization between the poor and wealthy, and the healthy and those with ill-health. The aim of this paper is to examine individual preferences for willingness to pre-pay ...

Abstract This Article aims to reimagine post-national legal solidarity. It does so by bringing debates over Habermasian constitutional theory bear on the evolving use of mutual recognition and trust in EU’s Area Freedom, Security, Justice (AFSJ), particularly context European asylum law reforms Dublin Regulation. Insofar as critiques “constitutional patriotism” apply principle trust, suggests w...

solidarity rights, formally, introduced by karel vasak as new human rights in 1979. he suggested that these rights, based on the fraternity and solidarity, are vehicles for reforming international relations especially for moralization, socialization and humanization of international law. this article studies theoretical basis of solidarity rights and will discuss whether the approach of 'g...

Using the axioms of “priority” and “solidarity” (solidarity in the influences of the changes in population or resources on the original members) in a variable and potentially infinite population model, Moreno-Ternero and Roemer (2006) establish an axiomatic characterization of index-egalitarian rules. We show that similar characterization results can be established in a fixed and finite populat...