Le lien social en crise ?

Cusset, Pierre-Yves

doi:10.1051/futur:20093485

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“…homo homini lupus? [92] It seems that only charismatic figures are missing on the way towards a new fascism. Racism is stirring up, people will be rushed against each other.…”

Section: Consequences: New Fascism? Democracy?mentioning

confidence: 98%

The study of futures, and the analysis of power

Hamm

2010

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“…homo homini lupus? [92] It seems that only charismatic figures are missing on the way towards a new fascism. Racism is stirring up, people will be rushed against each other.…”

Section: Consequences: New Fascism? Democracy?mentioning

confidence: 98%

The study of futures, and the analysis of power

Hamm

2010

Futures

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“…La sociologie française accorde une importance inégalée -dans d'autres pays -à l'étude du lien social (Paugam, 1991 ;Bouvier, 2005 ;Cusset et de Singly, 2007) qu'elle déploie sur l'horizon d'un souci pour l'exclusion sociale. L'analyse systématiquement corrélée de l'exclusion et des liens sociaux semble constituer un indice décisif de la dissolution de la cohésion sociale.…”

Section: L'exclusion Un Marqueur De La Dissolution De La Cohésion Sounclassified

Anomie, exclusion, désaffiliation : dissolution de la cohésion sociale ou du lien social ?

Lafaye¹

2012

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RésuméAnomie, exclusion, désaffiliation, fracture sociale, autant de notions qui peuplent le discours politique et social et qui prétendent exprimer un affaiblissement des liens sociaux voire de la cohésion sociale. Notre propos vise, d'une part, à cerner les conditions théoriques de pertinence d'emploi de ces notions et, d'autre part, à montrer que, bien qu'étant utiles pour décrire des situations individuelles, elles ne permettent aucunement, comme telles, de conclure à un état de la cohésion macrosociale, en l'occurrence à sa dissolution. Anomie et exclusion ne sont opératoires, dans cette dernière perspective, que lorsqu'elles sont explicitées et associées à des évolutions structurelles. Nos analyses permettront ainsi d'opérer une dissociation précise des champs de pertinence des notions de lien social et de cohésion sociale.Mots-clés : Exclusion, désaffiliation, anomie, cohésion sociale, lien social, parité de participation. AbstractThe political and social debates often allude to exclusion, disaffiliation, anomy. These notions are used to express a weakening of social ties or social cohesion. This paper aims, firstly, to identify the pertinent theoretical framework of use of these concepts. Although useful for describing individual situations, these concepts do not immediately lead to conclusions about a state of macro-social cohesion and, in this case, to conclusions about its dissolution. Anomie and exclusion are relevant to deduce a lack of social cohesion only when they concern and are related to structural changes. Thus this paper will help make a clear distinction between the fields of relevance of the two concepts: social link and social cohesion.

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“…People today want to be free and the greater acceptance of homosexuality and divorce, for instance, are signs that this is increasingly the case (Bré chon and Tchernia, 2009). Being free, however, does not mean being alone, but being able to freely associate with likeminded groups (Cusset, 2009). This trend is fostered by the emergence of more diversified, flexible and freely chosen networks (Hé rault, 2012).…”

Section: The Economic and Societal Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%