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...

globalization is a multi-dimensional process of economic, political, cultural, and ideological change. it has had a mixed impact on women’s rights. on the one hand, it has led to increasing violations of women’s economic, political, and cultural rights in large measure due to the withering away of the welfare-developmental state, the feminization of poverty, the expansion of religious fundament...

Refugees exist throughout human history, though it is after the British imperial collapse that term ‘refugee’ finds currency in South Asia. This paper shows how refugee solidarity different expressions face of resistance and securitization two Amitav Ghosh’s novels ˗ from state-sponsored genocide refugees regime a left-wing government The Hungry Tide, to right-wing denying entry immigrants stra...

OBJECTIVE To examine the relationship between psychological well-being and social solidarity of apartment residents in Shahrekord, Iran. METHODS A sample of 200 apartment dwellers was selected randomly. Fessler Social Solidarity Inventory and General Health Questionnaire were used to gather data. RESULTS Using partial correlation test and having controlled the effect of age, sex and educati...

In this article we contend that, given the aesthetic fact of human imperfection, it is possible to imagine that rationality emanates from value solidarity. We identify an evolution principle good faith towards Thus, dignity, foundation all rights, reaches its highest expression.

In this paper we analyze the evolution of solidarity relations between dissimilar actors by means of a cellular automaton framework. We assume that actors face two types of decisions in the course of an iterated game. First, actors’ solidarity decisions constitute mutual support relations between neighbors. Second, by migrating in a two dimensional world, actors select between potential solidar...

AIM This article is a report of a study that identifies organizational characteristics explaining employee solidarity in the long-term care sector. BACKGROUND Employee solidarity reportedly improves organizations' effectiveness and efficiency. Although general research on solidarity in organizations is available, the impact of the organizational context on solidarity in long-term care setting...

Restrictive abortion laws resulting in unsafe abortions form one of the key causes maternal morbidity and mortality Kenya. Despite existence several Women's Rights Organisations (WROs), advocacy for safe against restrictive does not have momentum subject deserves. This research draws on agenda-setting literature to explore factors that impede initiatives WROs Using qualitative methods, article ...

We examine how different forms of co-action give rise to feelings of solidarity. We propose that (a) coordinated action elicits a sense of solidarity, and (b) the process through which such solidarity emerges differs for different forms of co-action. We suggest that whether solidarity within groups emerges from uniform action (e.g. synchronizing, as when people speak in unison) or from more com...

Despite their common core in statistics, insurance and epidemiology propel two different forms of solidarity. In insurance, the collective is a source protection, thanks to pooling risks; epidemics by contrast, group remains danger for individual. The aim this paper highlight conceptions community solidarity at play contradistinction with focus on shift introduced big data algorithms. Paradoxic...