Despite the pessimistic claims of some of the earliest proponents of the progressive's dilemma, it is now clear that there is no inherent or universal tendency for multiculturalism to drive down solidarity.
Apart from their inherent wisdom, these steps would also be a noble gesture of mayoral solidarity.
Attempts to empirically measure the existence of such a trade-off have produced mixed and inconclusive results,1 and many commentators dismiss the idea that there is an inherent or inexorable universal tendency for ethnic or religious heterogeneity to reduce solidarity.
The promise of shared responsibility and global solidarity depends on how its challenges are addressed and the risks inherent in the transition are managed.
This not only provides assurance for the lender, but it promotes a sense of solidarity between group members as well – an important factor given the fluctuations inherent in new business ventures.
The bonds we formed were based on solidarity — not a flag-waving patriotism but an awareness of our similarities, inherent and deep, which in the moment outweighed our differences.
Progression in gender solidarity has indeed taken several steps forward, but women are still subliminally encouraged to retain these "inherent" insecurities and buy things to make themselves "less ugly" because that's, like, how we're built.
And though so many saw the inherent fairness of feminist arguments, they set up no networks that helped men to manage change, and developed no ideology of solidarity with other men, however imperfect.
Believing that workers had an inherent propensity for revolutionary action, and reluctant to address caste and religion, the Communists fixated on trade union agitations as the means to achieve proletarian solidarity and objectives.
Yours in solidarity, AMOL.
Portugal has shown solidarity.
