"The indigenous peoples," it says, "have the right to maintain their own economic practices, based on reciprocity, solidarity and exchange... and to define their priorities... " The little red book of the Venezuelan constitution became a bestseller on the streets.
There's a comforting feeling of solidarity when exchanging these stories, but a strange pattern begins to emerge.
And the Pope, who does not have a Facebook account, has weighed in on social networking, praising the opportunity it presents for "dialogue, exchange, solidarity and the creation of positive relations" but warning of "dangers such as enclosing oneself in a sort of parallel existence".
Solidarity ties and exchange ties may be intertwined like in so-called network organizations (e.g. Powell 1990) where independent actors seem to act as one entity (Borgatti and Halgin 2011, p. 1174).
They wished us luck, bumped fists, and exchanged solidarity handshakes with us.
"It's all about exchange and solidarity, helping one another out in these very hard times," enthused Ioanitou, her hair tucked under a floppy felt cap.
Cautious; only backing further integration when absolutely necessary; insisting on reforms in exchange for solidarity.
This collaboration led Global Exchange invited Ted to build a program of exchange and solidarity with Mexico's civil and human rights movements.
He disparages the police; the page is littered with references to MS-13 and exchanges with others pledging a similar solidarity with the Central American gang.
Ireland was told it could expect similar assistance.This bargain was done on terms that Germany has always advocated: more central control in exchange for more solidarity.
