National Cohesion

Extracted Attributes

• General Definition

  The ability of a nation to come together in a harmonious way and maintain its distinctiveness.

• Italian Group Name

  Coesione Nazionale (CN)

• Academic Dimensions

  Social capital, institutional legitimacy, and shared collective identity

• Italian Group Ideology

  Regionalism, Christian democracy, Liberal conservatism

• Italian Group President

  Pasquale Viespoli

• French Government Agency

  Agence National de la Coh sion des Territoires

• Italian Group Political Position

  Centre-right

• Factors Undermining Cohesion (US Context)

  Excessive prosperity, Tribalism, Media Control

Timeline

• Inception of the Italian political party National Cohesion. (Source: Wikidata)

  2011-03-01

• Official launch of the National Cohesion parliamentary group in the Italian Senate. (Source: Wikipedia)

  2011-03-02

• Riccardo Villari begins serving as under-secretary at the Ministry of Culture representing the group. (Source: Wikipedia)

  2011-05-05

• Riccardo Villari ends his term as under-secretary at the Ministry of Culture. (Source: Wikipedia)

  2011-11-12

• Dissolution of the National Cohesion parliamentary group in Italy. (Source: Wikipedia)

  2013-03-14

• National cohesion begins shaping the ability of European governments to respond to the Russian threat and support Ukraine. (Source: Web Search (DGAP))

  2022-01-01

National Cohesion

National Cohesion (Coesione Nazionale, CN) was a centre-right parliamentary group active in the Italian Senate. Launched on 2 March 2011, the group was supportive of Berlusconi IV Cabinet. The group's president was Pasquale Viespoli, formerly leader of Future and Freedom in the Senate, and its counterpart in the Chamber of Deputies was People and Territory. Most of its members were elected in Southern Italy. From 5 May to 12 November 2011 the group was represented in government by Riccardo Villari, under-secretary at the Ministry of Culture.

Web Search Results

• National Cohesion → Term - Lifestyle → Sustainability Directory

  From an academic vantage point, national cohesion represents a complex, multi-dimensional construct situated at the intersection of sociology, political science, psychology, and cultural studies, among others. It is defined not merely by the absence of conflict, but by the presence of robust social capital, institutional legitimacy, and a shared sense of collective identity that accommodates internal diversity. It entails the processes by which individuals and groups within a defined territory [...] Moving beyond the basic sense of shared space, an intermediate understanding of national cohesion acknowledges its dynamic nature and the underlying forces that shape it. It recognizes that this connection isn’t static; it is constantly being built, challenged, and redefined by societal changes, historical legacies, and global influences. Here, we begin to see national cohesion not just as a feeling, but as a complex social construct influenced by institutional structures, economic realities, [...] Ultimately, understanding national cohesion at this fundamental level is about recognizing the interconnectedness of personal well-being, community health, and the sustainability of our shared environment. It starts with small acts of connection and grows through shared experiences and mutual respect, creating a foundation for a resilient and harmonious society where sustainable living is a natural expression of collective care.

• National Cohesion - Wikipedia

  Wikipedia # National Cohesion National Cohesion (Coesione Nazionale, CN) was a centre-right parliamentary group active in the Italian Senate "Senate of the Republic (Italy)"). | National Cohesion Coesione Nazionale | | --- | | Chamber | Italian Senate "Senate of the Republic (Italy)") | | Foundation | 2 March 2011 | | Dissolution | 14 March 2013 | | Ideology | Regionalism "Regionalism (politics)") Christian democracy Liberal conservatism | | Political position | Centre-right | [...] Launched on 2 March 2011, the group was supportive of Berlusconi IV Cabinet. The group's president was Pasquale Viespoli, formerly leader of Future and Freedom in the Senate, and its counterpart in the Chamber of Deputies "Chamber of Deputies (Italy)") was People and Territory. Most of its members were elected in Southern Italy. From 5 May to 12 November 2011 the group was represented in government by Riccardo Villari"), under-secretary at the Ministry of Culture. ## Composition [...] The group included: ## References #### Languages Wikipedia Wikimedia Foundation Powered by MediaWiki Wikimedia Foundation Powered by MediaWiki

• National Cohesion and its Importance - Tribune Times Sierra Leone

  National cohesion, also known as national integration, is an important concept in any nation. It is the ability of a nation to come together in a harmonious way and maintain its distinctiveness as a nation. It is the ability of different social, economic, racial and ethnic groups to interact peacefully and productively, with each other and with their government. National cohesion is essential for any nation to maintain its social, economic and political stability. [...] In conclusion, national cohesion is an important concept for any nation. It is essential for a nation to maintain its distinctiveness, stability and security, economic development and social development. It is only when all citizens of a nation are cohesively integrated, that a nation can truly become a strong and prosperous nation. Bibliography: -Blair, Tony. “The importance of national cohesion.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 25 Mar. 2008, [...] National cohesion is important in maintaining a strong sense of nationhood and pride. When citizens feel connected to their nation and its values, they feel more secure and less likely to be divided. This unity of purpose helps to create national solidarity and a sense of common identity. This is essential for a nation to achieve its goals and objectives.

• National Cohesion - DGAP

  | Since 2022, national cohesion has shaped the ability of ­European governments to respond to the Russian threat and to support Ukraine. It demonstrates how closely domestic and foreign policy are intertwined. | [...] There are several ways to strengthen national cohesion. First, building cohesion around security and defense is far easier under conditions of good governance. Research on social cohesion shows that reducing economic inequalities, fostering inclusive societies, strengthening interpersonal and institutional trust, addressing polarization, and encouraging civic participation all contribute to more cohesive communities. In times of tightening budgets and growing pressure on European welfare [...] Social cohesion is a prerequisite for national cohesion. It can be characterized as “the strength of bonds or social distance between societal members” and primarily refers to their ability to work together toward common goals. Societies with higher levels of social cohesion are more resilient to external shocks, experience stronger economic growth, and are better equipped to confront external and hybrid threats. In contrast, weak societal bonds and growing social distance impair the ability of

• [PDF] Social Cohesion: Concept and Measurement - UNECE

  financial worries are part of a broader set of concerns and fears expressed by national populations. The following three socio-cultural issues are considered: shared values and norms, the impacts of digital change, and social anxieties. 40. Weaker national identity or a lack of shared values (within or between groups) can weaken social cohesion. Jeannotte et al. (2002) define national identity as including elements such as civic and societal culture, heritage, history, symbols and values. They [...] access to necessary services, lack of economic security), and low social mobility. A broad range of social and cultural issues are also of relevance to social cohesion. National identity, shared values (within or between groups), widespread impacts of digitalisation, and a number of social anxieties can impact social cohesion. In addition, political threats to social cohesion, and perhaps most specifically political polarisation, are relevant to social cohesion. Political polarisation, defined [...] definitions of social cohesion Definitions Source Social cohesion is a broad concept, covering several dimensions at once: sense of belonging and active participation, trust, inequality, exclusion and mobility. OECD (2011) Cohesion may evolve in primarily historical-cultural terms; that is, norms of trust and belonging have evolved together over time through symbolic politics and patterns of long-term state and nation formation. Alternatively, cohesion may evolve more rationally or

• Instance Of

  Q848197

• Inception Date

  3/1/2011