This paper develops a simulation model of the behavior of industrial districts in the face of changes in their environment. By applying Kauffman’s N/K-C model to the question of optimum governance in industrial districts facing an external shock, the paper sheds light on the optimum co-ordination mechanism among agents in interdependent industrial networks. Simulation results indicate that coll...

Within rural environments, the construction of financial ecosystems that both stimulate local development and contribute to poverty reduction requires an increase in associative community activity. Such activity serves as a fundamental means organizing territorial production systems, reinforcing capacities, strengthening negotiating position population being offered services. Solidarity finance...

The purpose of this article is to provide an analytical approach how women collaboration networks in Honduras (lean circle and others), inside out the companies, have impact on social innovation, development, solidarity. Base experience field research author, acknowledges these maximize capital has individual collective level for women.

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...

Our research — building on experimental results of Cason and Mui (2007) — examines why a subordinate in a leader–subordinate relationship is willing to pay a cost to help prevent exploitation of another subordinate by the leader. Using a stylized game capturing essential features of the leader–subordinate relationship, Cason and Mui find that when the leader attempts to “divideand-conquer” the ...

'Arisan Rukun' is an activity that held regularly by the Lahendong community and attended several families who come from same lineage. The existence of this tradition a hallmark which belongs to Minahasa ethnic group, emphasizes solid relationships between one family another. Emile Durkheim's Social Solidarity Theory views social solidarity as collective consciousness society, underscores shift...

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...

I agree with Professor ter Meulen that there is no need to make a forced choice between “justice” and “solidarity” when it comes to determining what should count as fair access to needed health care. But he also asserts that solidarity is more fundamental than justice. That claim needs critical assessment. Ter Meulen recognizes that the concept of solidarity has been criticized for being excess...

This article is an intervention into our collective thinking about solidarity between and among women/feminists in the Americas. We consider concept of cuerpo-territorio relation to feminisms Anglophone North America Latin American Indigenous communitarian feminism. After providing overview cuerpo-territorio, we argue that these scholarly bodies literature embodied practices they discuss share ...