Solidarity in Open Societies

Introduction.- Theoretical Foundations.- Solidarity: From small communities to global societies.- Solidarity as a System of Norms.- Solidarity and Responsibility. Open Societies and the Ethics of Absolute Alterity.- From Civic Virtue to the Informal Sphere. Reorienting Democratic Theories of Solidarity.- Reconcilable Ambiguities? Solidarity from an American Perspective.- Autonomous responsibility within the framework of James Griffin’s concept of personhood.- Anthropological and Political Solidarity in Early Marx.- Beyond the Lockean Limits of Tolerating the Intolerable: What Could Solidarity Offer?.- If solidarity is the answer, what was the question? “Thick” and “thin” solidarity and embedded conceptions<br>of individual responsibility.- Applications.- Principles of morals, natural law, and politics in dealing with refugees.- Cooperating fairly: Economic Solidarity in Open Societies.- Ethnocentric solidarity.- Solidarity as Response to DiShowing Solidarity as an Ethical Response to Displaced and Weak Personssplacement and Repression.- Migration Policy: What can we learn from Cooperatives?.