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Early modern aid to foreign fellow believers is usually seen as an expression of confessional solidarity, initiated by and through religious networks.
Erica Boersma
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Together we stand? Transnational solidarity in the EU in times of crises
After more than a decade of consecutive crises, the issue of transnational solidarity is becoming increasingly relevant for the European Union. This research note compares the current coronavirus disease-2019 crisis to previous ones and investigates the ...
Alexia Katsanidou +2 more
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Introduction. The article discusses one of the important problems of modern constitutional economics, namely the role of the constitution as an important tool for achieving a balance of economic interests and ensuring economic solidarity.
Inna Pustovalova
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Building a regional solidarity network of transnational activists: An African case study
Drawing on a network of transnational activists, this paper argues that a new type of regional network internationalism has emerged in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Warren McGregor, Edward Webster
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During the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, social partners were involved into crisis management at different levels. Besides the company and the national level, social partners increased their activities at the European sectoral level.
Franziska Laudenbach, Philipp Gies
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As a consequence of the European Economic Crisis, the European Union (EU) has implanted mechanisms to assist fellow member states facing economic difficulties.
Ann-Kathrin Reinl, Heiko Giebler
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Black Feminism and Transnational Solidarity: Mobilization against Police Violence in France
On the basis of about three years of ethnographic research, including interviews with activists, I discuss the role of black feminist activism and transnational solidarity in the movement against police violence, and the resonance of Black Lives Matter ...
J. Beaman
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Against the Tide: Transnational Solidarity in Brexit Britain [PDF]
This chapter discusses UK-based civil society organisations supporting vulnerable groups (migrants, refugees and asylum seekers; disabled people; and the unemployed) which have been on the front line of a decade of austerity and funding cuts.
Biosca , Olga; id_orcid +3 more
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False friends: Leftist nationalism and the project of transnational solidarity
A growing number of left-wing scholars criticize practices of transnational solidarity. Pointing to the cooptation of “globalism” by neoliberal capitalism, these scholars utilize this critique to advance leftwing nationalism.
Felix Anderl
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In the context of global democratic crises and pervasive neoliberal policies, civil society organizations (CSOs) play a critical role in promoting democratic processes and advancing social change on local, national, and transnational scales.
C. Hagelskamp +3 more
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