Solidarist Syndicalism: Durkheim and Duguit
@article{Hayward1960SolidaristSD, title={Solidarist Syndicalism: Durkheim and Duguit}, author={J. E. S. Hayward}, journal={The Sociological Review}, year={1960}, volume={8}, pages={185 - 202} }
I f it is accurate to apply to Durkheim, Gaston Richard's assenion: 'As soon as the sociologist abandons the consideration of societies for that of the universal societ}' of minds, and group solidarities for the solidarity of men in space and time, he is philosophising,' Leon Duguit's critical and constructive, sociology-centred jurisprudence based upon the normative fact of social solidarity as the source of all legal obligation, fits this implied criticism. For all his pretensions to a…
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