Binding Citizenship as a Bridge between Communities and Institutions: Dialogues between Christian Social Ethics, Political Philosophy and Social Sciences

IF 0.4 4区 哲学 0 RELIGION
Marianne Daher, Cristián Hodge, Antonia Rosati, Rodrigo López
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People are intrinsically relational beings and this need to interact is channelled into the establishment of communities, whose organization is often formalized into institutions. An opposition between both types of groups has been raised in the literature. This article seeks to critically analyze the relationship between communities and institutions, based on Christian social ethics, political philosophy, and social sciences through a bibliographic exploration and a transdisciplinary discussion. The concepts of community and institution are analyzed and citizenship connections with both concepts are discussed, considering two different traditions of citizenship, and its relationship with democratic culture and community building. To conclude, the concept of binding citizenship as a bridge between communities and institutions is proposed, and solidarity and liberty are considered as two principles that become integrated and can coexist in communities and institutions.
具有约束力的公民身份是社区与机构之间的桥梁:基督教社会伦理、政治哲学和社会科学之间的对话
人在本质上是有关系的,这种互动的需求被引导到社区的建立上,而社区的组织往往被正式确定为机构。文献中提出了这两类群体之间的对立。本文试图以基督教社会伦理、政治哲学和社会科学为基础,通过文献探索和跨学科讨论,批判性地分析社群与机构之间的关系。分析了社区和机构的概念,讨论了公民权与这两个概念的联系,考虑了公民权的两种不同传统及其与民主文化和社区建设的关系。最后,提出了具有约束力的公民身份这一概念,将其作为社区和机构之间的桥梁,并将团结和自由视为在社区和机构中相互融合和共存的两个原则。
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