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n. The bonds or "glue" that maintain stability in society.
Usage examples of "social cohesion".
The detached observer concludes (as Talcott Parsons did) that the dance performs the function of securing social solidarity and social cohesion.
Feminists might well embrace the bonobos, who give females far more power, promoting social cohesion.
But only a high degree of voluntary social cohesion will prevent it or something worse - like sanitary but sterile totalitarian regulation - from afflicting the bulk of humanity.
By other, more significant criteria, mainly social cohesion, integrity of the community, they're considerably more advanced.
This both gave them greater social cohesion and meant the greater growth of power diversity.
The think tank report argued that the resonance of action was essential now to restore the social cohesion of a wired-up planet.
Based loosely on the teachings of Confucius (551-479 BC) and his foremost disciples and successors, this placed social cohesion and loyalty to ancestor, father, and Emperor, above all other considerations.
There's a great emphasis on social cohesion but, at the same time, individual Hamexi feel under a great deal of pressure to differentiate themselves from the rest.