This study tried to uncover solidarity shift of young people Surabaya nicknamed “arek after the reformation era in Indonesia. The was based on assumption that is not static but dynamic. It hypothesized has undergone some kinds Indonesia 1998, fall new regime. also believed social as well political changes have significant impact change. .To obtain research data a phenomenological method utilize...

recently, the world health organization has made the need for countries to improve the school context and enhance the health of students at the school in terms of quality of life. this study aimed to determine the relation between improvement, adventure, social solidarity and opportunity with perceived stress among students. during the correlational qualitative research, among the population of...

We study the implications of population-monotonicity (Thomson, 1983) and replacement-domination (Moulin, 1987) in the class of attributebased preference domains (Nehring and Puppe 2002 a,b). Both conditions require that when some parameters of the economy change, the agents whose parameters are kept …xed, should either all weakly lose or all weakly win. Population-monotonicity applies to the ar...

Preface Never before have we witnessed a " silent revolution " of such significance for all sectors of society as the global phenomenon of population aging, which has a direct bearing on the meaning of generations, cohorts and intergenerational solidarity. Two key elements of this transformation stand out. First, there is a new architecture of society that entails social change, which challenge...

This paper revisits and extends the experiment on the solidarity game by Selten and Ockenfels (1998). We replicate the basic design of the solidarity game and extend it in order to test the robustness of the ’fixed total sacrifice’ effect and the applied strategy method. Our results only partially confirm the validity of the fixed total sacrifice effect. In a treatment with constant group-endow...

A debate that took place in France in the early 20th century still has much to tell us about the interpretation and strategies of intervention of suicide, particularly the "cohort effect" of aboriginal youth suicide. The act of suicide, for Durkheim, was inseparable from the problem of social cohesion, with extremes in solidarity and regulation predictably reflected in high rates of suicide. Fo...

This article analyzes the historical and contemporary development of the Argentine health care system from the viewpoint of equity, a principle which is not explicitly mentioned in the system's founding documents. However, other values can be identified such as universal care, accessibility, and solidarity, which are closely related to equity. Nevertheless, the political dynamics characterizing...