Principles of Group Solidarity¶
Hechter, M. (1987). Principles of Group Solidarity. University of California Press.
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- Solidarity
- Michael Hechter (1987) formalizes the conditions under which this binding force is more or less likely to emerge, arguing that solidarity rises with the dependence of members on the group and the group's capacity to make membership consequential.
This sourceFormal theory of the conditions—member dependence on the group and the group's capacity to make membership consequential—under which solidarity emerges; grounds the diagnostic of what binds members when defection would pay, the compression of case-by-case bargaining into a membership test, and the failure mode of incentive-only designs.
- Michael Hechter (1987) formalizes the conditions under which this binding force is more or less likely to emerge, arguing that solidarity rises with the dependence of members on the group and the group's capacity to make membership consequential.
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