Literary Genealogy and the Problem of the Father:

Associative Solidarity, Relational Goods, and Autonomy for Refugees: What Does it Mean to Stand in Solidarity with Refugees?

“…As Brownlee's analysis suggests, many refugees experience a particular dimension of social deprivation, namely "community-level social deprivation in the form of displacement, exile, denial of political, legal or cultural identity, or denial of community membership." 43 Considering social deprivation thus points to an often neglected aspect of our lives in writings about solidarity, namely relational needs.…”