Examines solidarity's role in social labour dynamics, suggesting implications for workplace democracy.
The paper explores the relationship between solidarity, social labour, and democracy in dialogue with Axel Honneth’s Der arbeitende Souverän, assuming the insights of Émile Durkheim as a crucial theoretical reference. The text attempts to underscore how the value of solidarity is a fundamental precondition for a fair social division of labour while raising questions regarding the measures necessary to democratise work landscapes. Finally, the analysis urges a deeper exploration of the aspects of group solidarity in the context of social labour.
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