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In the current political paradigm shift, those who favor openness will outshine nationalist unilateralism only by adopting as their primary objective a modernized approach to social solidarity.
European policy prescriptions have proven inadequate, and there is no consensus on the right balance of fiscal consolidation and economic stimulus – or on how much fiscal solidarity a functioning monetary union requires.
Only a true political and fiscal union can legitimate the level of interdependence and solidarity that a monetary union requires.
Sadat gained a privileged place in history and achieved immortality the moment he fled from the comfortable prison of inertia, and from the pantomime solidarity and hollow rhetorical cohesion of Arab summits.
By reunifying the Party leadership and re-establishing solidarity between the Party and the urban population, the crisis consolidated CCP rule, and accelerated China’s momentum down its current path of rapid economic growth.
In light of the tragic events in Paris, he should be harnessing the outpouring of solidarity to transform his plan into an agenda for improving the living conditions of Europe’s immigrant communities.
Basically, the old European Economic Community and the old European Free Trade Agreement will de facto emerge anew within the framework of the EU.5) Within the wider EU, solidarity threatens to decline.
Thus, negotiations on European financial transfers, the core of European solidarity, will be much tougher in the future than they were in the past (when they were already difficult enough).
Thousands of his countrymen had written letters petitioning for his release, at a time when declaring solidarity with Czechoslovakia’s most famous dissident was a clear and dangerous act of civil disobedience.
Indeed, the values of solidarity had given way to those of individual “merit,” judged by the size of one’s paycheck.
Some sense of social solidarity may remain, but it is so abstract that those for whom the wheel of fortune has spun so favorably feel little debt.
Eyes are opened; the illusion of arbitrage between efficiency and solidarity fades.
The second conclusion is that the most privileged classes, which have benefited the most from the solidarity of others, notably the poor, can no longer deny the latter’s contributions.
Alliance solidarity is not just a slogan.
Accredited or not, they should stand in solidarity with the people of Zimbabwe at this crucial moment, act as witnesses to the deteriorating pre-election environment, and serve as a bulwark against any escalation of state brutality during and after the vote.
At the same time, native Europeans must learn to accept that Islam may offer new vantage points on such moral issues as euthanasia, abortion, individuality, and solidarity.
Essentially, this is all about giving a new meaning to solidarity, beyond the left-right dichotomy.
What is now needed is a more modest debate about how to reconcile the deficiencies of the market with the demands of solidarity.
Those excited days of nation-wide solidarity, courage to make sacrifices, enthusiasm and boundless joy accompanying the fall of the totalitarian regime are long gone; the ensuing years have found us grappling – sometimes more successfully, at times less so – with all the grievous consequences of the decades of Communism in our country.
Across Europe, risk avoidance seems to be the order of the day, even at the expense of the common interest and NATO solidarity.
In a world fraught with competing claims on human solidarity, we have a moral obligation to direct additional resources to where they can achieve the most good.
Indeed, anti-American coalitions have appeared not only in the Middle East but also in Latin America, while some Western politicians have apparently sought to aggravate relationships with Russia and China in order to restore transatlantic solidarity and further weaken Europe.
But how effective are their declarations of solidarity?
And, while the BRICS have adopted a common position on the World Bank’s next leader, their solidarity is partly attributable to the fact that the US has already secured the nomination, with European support.
In a revolutionary atmosphere of solidarity and self-sacrifice, people tend to think that when their victory is complete, paradise on Earth is inevitable.
But the vibrancy of civil society, the sense of common purpose, the universal manifestations of social solidarity that our union stood for in its time – all these things are largely gone.
But was it really inevitable that so much solidarity had to escape our Solidarity?
When EU leaders sought to reinforce a sense of European solidarity by establishing a monetary union, Britain was fortunately able to opt out and keep the pound – and control over its monetary policy.
African intellectuals, artists, and civil rights activists did not feel the need to express solidarity with fellow Africans and to defend the rights of the downtrodden.
An artificial, ersatz solidarity, however, can only be a construct of our dreams, or of the state’s power to coerce.
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