Social Cohesion as a Real-life Phenomenon: Exploring the Validity of the Universalist and Particularist Perspectives



Table 2. Regimes of social cohesion proposed by Green et al (2009: 94, 95, 101)

Liberal

Social-
democratic

Conservative

East Asian

Equality__________

-

+___________

+/-

+

Order___________

-

+/-

+___________

+___________

Civic
participation
(active and
passive)___________

+

+/-

-

-

Social trust________

+/-

+___________

+/-

+/-

Tolerance________

+        ~~

+/-

-

-

Cultural pluralism

+_________

+___________

-

-

Social hierarchy

-

-

+

+

Countries

English-

speaking

Scandinavian

Continental

European_____

Japan, South
Korea, Taiwan



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