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Адаптивный потенциал социальной сплоченности: традиция, современность, неотрадиция 2
Проблема создания и поддержания социальной сплоченности не случайно уже на протяжении ряда лет держится в фокусе социологического интереса. Будучи концептуализированной как на микроуровне через первичные связи, так и на макроуровне через «гражданскую интеграцию» [Ярская-Смирнова, Ярская, 2014], социальная сплоченность проблематизируется в условиях усиления неравенства, индивидуализации, разрушения сообществ, миграций, роста этнического и культурного разнообразия. Потому в число наиболее актуальных тем эмпирических социологических исследований уже не первый год входят исследования связей в социально уязвимых слоях населения, развивающихся как следствие эксклюзии (например, бедных, бывших заключенных, различного рода меньшинств), сплоченности в иммигрантских,