Solidarietà in movimento. Politica, sociologia e diritto tra welfare e globalizzazione

Luca Cobbe

doi:10.6092/issn.1825-9618/4626

Solidarity on the Move. Politics, Sociology and Law between Welfare and Globalization

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Luca Cobbe University of Macerata
Luca Cobbe is Doctor in History and Theory of modern and contemporaries Constitutions at the University of Macerata. His research focuses on the history of european political thought and constitutional history, with special reference to Scottish Enlightment and to the link between the theory of society and constitutionalism over XVIII and XIX century.

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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1825-9618/4626

Keywords:

Solidarity, Sociology, Contract, Welfare State, Globalization

Abstract

Starting from the current revival of the debate around the issue of solidarity, this introductory contribution to the monographic section of «Scienza & Politica» aims to highlighting the epistemological function of this concept in the constitution of the time and the space of social regulation. Taking into consideration the contribution of sociology to the construction and the development of the twentieth-century welfare state, it treats and questions the heuristic and normative capacity of the concept of solidarity in front of the challenges that globalization poses to the economic and social possibility of a societal regulation of global interdependencies.

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2014-12-28

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Cobbe, L. (2014). Solidarity on the Move. Politics, Sociology and Law between Welfare and Globalization. Scienza & Politica. Per Una Storia Delle Dottrine, 26(51). https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1825-9618/4626

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Vol. 26 No. 51 (2014)

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Solidarity on the Move (edited by Luca Cobbe)

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