| Social cohesion and development |
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In circumstances where there is little to share, it is usually a case of every man for himself. As this is the destiny of many people living in the urban concentrations of developing countries, social cohesion is usually a scarce commodity. It is nevertheless one of the keys to the widespread and lasting improvement of circumstances. After all, people who make the effort to look beyond ‘tomorrow’, who forge plans in which they involve others, invariably feel committed to a joint future.
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