Solidarity Versus Christianity April 2000 Please don't copy or distribute until finished. The roots of exclusion and hatred have shown themselves even deeper and more tenacious than we had feared.
Peace requires 'the intellectual and moral solidarity of mankind'.
Social capital adheres in the set of relationships among people and those relationships are productive to the extent that they are based on a common set of expectations, a set of shared values, and a sense of trust among people. After meeting on June 4, I had an opportunity to ask him some questions. Social capital is the relationship between people that enable institutions to function. It's a different kind of thing. Social capital has to be voluntary.