Solidarity in Europe

In "Solidarity in Europe," author Steinar Stjernø delves into the rich history of solidarity as a fundamental concept in European politics. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2005, this compelling hardback edition spans 408 pages and offers a thorough analysis of how the notion of solidarity has evolved. Stjernø meticulously traces the interpretations of solidarity from the nineteenth century to modern times, showcasing its significance as seen by both social theorists and politicians alike. This insightful exploration highlights the various conceptions of solidarity that have shaped political discourse across Europe over the last two centuries. Perfect for anyone interested in political science, history, and the intricate tapestry of European governance, "Solidarity in Europe" presents a scholarly yet accessible look at a central political idea that continues to influence contemporary discussions.