Transcription of Social cohesion: Definition, measurement and developments
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Social cohesion: Definition, measurement and developments
Social cohesion: Definition, measurement and developments Christian Albrekt Larsen, Professor, Centre for Comparative Welfare Studies ( ), Aalborg University, Denmark There is no evidence that the ethos of a people can be changed according to plan. It is one thing to engineer consent by the techniques of mass manipulation; to change a people's fundamental view of the world is quite a different thing, perhaps especially if the change is in the direction of a more complicated and demanding morality. (Banfield 1958:165). Introduction At the World summit for Social development in Copenhagen in 1995 the member states committed themselves to creating an economic, political, Social , cultural and legal environment that will enable people to achieve Social development (Commitment 1). This overall commitment was followed by nine additional commitments, which to a large extent can be seen as means to achieve Social development; one of them was the commitment to facilitate Social integration (commitment 4).
the latest wave of the World Value Survey (collected 2010 to 2014) and the latest wave of the European Value Study (collected 2008 to 2010).The fifth …
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