This paper discusses Emile Durkheim's thoughts as a figure in early legal sociology studies, and their contextualization Indonesian reality. Durkheim his theory divides society into two types, simple modern. Simple is characterized by streamlined work differentiation, mechanical social solidarity, repressive types of laws. Meanwhile, modern an increasingly diverse specific division labor, organ...

Embroidery has been used by communities to testify violence for many years but these experiences were often marginalised. A recent proliferation of international textile responses such crises, however, and a visibilisation textiles in general, have enabled through social media. This contribution reflects on Whatsapp conversation across space time between friends, who participating personal coll...

This article examines coping strategies and solidarity initiatives in rural Ukraine during the full-scale war with Russia. Based on primary qualitative data conducted remotely, it explores ability of different food producers to farm military conditions, their mutual help reciprocity. The also discusses farmers’ mundane patriotism, influx internally displaced persons countryside, charitable agri...

A value for games with a coalition structure is introduced, where the rules guiding cooperation among the members of the same coalition are different from the interaction rules among coalitions. In particular, players inside a coalition exhibit a greater degree of solidarity than they are willing to use with players outside their coalition. The Shapley value is therefore used to compute the agg...

The paper discusses pro-nationalist authors (D. Miller, A. Oldenquist, M.Canovan) who claim that states formed around a particular ethno-cultural nation have been historically sucessful, in terms of economic success, justice, democracy and solidarity. It is argued that their claims fail: in typical and wellknown cases there is an inverse correlation between the strenght of nationalism and the s...

In a model where individuals with different levels of skills exert different levels of effort, we propose to use individuals’ minimal rights to divide an extra amount of income generated by a change in the skill profile. Priority is given to individuals with a positive minimal right which ensures that the way redistribution is performed depends on the total sum of income available in society. W...

Social interaction is fundamental to the development of various aspects of "we-ness". Previous research has focused on the role the content of interaction plays in establishing feelings of unity, belongingness and shared reality (a cluster of variables referred to as solidarity here). The present paper is less concerned with content, but focuses on the form of social interaction. We propose tha...

With growing diversity and increased media attention to inequality, it is likely that stigmatized-group members will have increased political influence on social issues affecting other stigmatized groups. When might members of different stigmatized groups see commonality in their experiences or disadvantaged status, and when might another stigmatized group be treated solely as an out-group? Thi...

This paper examines the conceptual dichotomy between ‘negative right’ and ‘positive in current discourse of human rights. The has been embedded due to historical description generations rights, encompassing civil political rights that have liberalism influences, economic, social, cultural socialist last generation being collective solidarity analyses from standpoint right development, with some...

The article covers the concept of solidarity economics developed by autogenous revolutionary struggles – potentias – in the Global South from the 1950s onwards. Theoretical placement and contextualisation of solidarity economics is critically discussed in the second section, followed by methodological and theoretical work on the concept in the third section. Findings and observations from field...