Titlebook: Shifting Solidarities; Trends and Developme Ine Van Hoyweghen,Valeria Pulignano,Gert Meyers Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Automating the Welfare State: Consequences and Challenges for the Organisation of Solidarity of digital technology is changing the organisation of the post-war welfare state and affecting its potential to ensure a decent living standard for everyone. In this chapter, I focus on two understudied ways in which solidarities are shifting in the welfare state: how new digital technologies under

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Shifting Organisational Solidarity in Health and Social Care Ecosystemsns and networks. We argue that this evolution requires a shift in organisational solidarity, which will need to be stretched . the borders of single care organisations and individual care providers. Organisational solidarity traditionally refers to people working . organisations. We introduce the co

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Shifts in Intergenerational Solidarity: Eldercare in the Turkish Community of a Belgian Cityifts, though both are still in initial phases. The first is a shift from external cultural obligation to supply family care to a more internalised sense of obligation among adult children. The second shift concerns a transition in relation to the legal dimension of solidarity. While individuals in t

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Introduction: Shifting Solidarities in European Societies, in a conceptual discussion of solidarity, clarify our approach of “shifting solidarities” and illustrate its sources, manifestations and sites in various domains of European social life through the different contributions of this book.