Par : François Ndengwe, African Advisory Board
- Why Definition Matters
- What is «Social Cohesion » ?
« There is no single accepted definition of social cohesion” (Perspectives on
Global Development 2012 SOCIAL COHESION IN A SHIFTING WORLD, OECD, Nov 2011)
- Proposed Definition of « Social Cohesion »
-- Oxford English Dictionary
Cohesion: «the action or fact of forming a united whole”
-- Club de Madrid (2009)
« Socially cohesive or ‘shared’ societies are stable, safe and just, and are based on the promotion
and protection of all human rights, as well as on non-discrimination,
tolerance, respect for diversity, equality of opportunity, solidarity, security and
participation of all people, including disadvantaged and vulnerable groups and persons.”
-- OECD Definition : The triangle
--- Social Mobility
--- Social Inclusion
--- Social Capital
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The Definition problem
- Why Definition Matters
- What is «Social Cohesion » ?
« There is no single accepted definition of social cohesion” (Perspectives on
Global Development 2012 SOCIAL COHESION IN A SHIFTING WORLD, OECD, Nov 2011)
- Proposed Definition of « Social Cohesion »
-- Oxford English Dictionary
Cohesion: «the action or fact of forming a united whole”
-- Club de Madrid (2009)
« Socially cohesive or ‘shared’ societies are stable, safe and just, and are based on the promotion
and protection of all human rights, as well as on non-discrimination,
tolerance, respect for diversity, equality of opportunity, solidarity, security and
participation of all people, including disadvantaged and vulnerable groups and persons.”
-- OECD Definition : The triangle
--- Social Mobility
--- Social Inclusion
--- Social Capital
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