Social Cohesion Beyond Nation State
27.02.2020 , in ((Social Cohesion Beyond Nation State))
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Esma Baycan
Scholars in normative political philosophy and citizens of immigrant-receiving countries prominently argue that social cohesion is incompatible with immigration. According to this incompatibility legend, the welfare state can only survive if close-border policies protect the shared national identity. This blog post attempts to demonstrate that the incompatibility between social cohesion
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20.02.2020 , in ((Social Cohesion Beyond Nation State))
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Anita Manatschal et Katrin Sontag
« Social cohesion is threatened in Western democracies in times of mobility and migration.” Such concerns are raised both privately and publicly and often linked to fears of a crisis of the nation state. Yet, what is meant by social cohesion in the first place? If defined as connectedness between individuals,
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