Durkheim held that in industrial societies, ------- is based around an acceptance of economic and social differences

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• According to Durkheim, when an industrial crisis breaks down the social solidarity existing between specialized functions and creates a decline in social cohesion, it is called
• According to Durkheim, the industrial societies are characterised by
• Durkheim holds the view that the preindustrial societies were held together by
• According to Durkheim, the study of the form and structure of societies and its classification based on attributes can be called as
• The sociological paradigm that focuses on the way inequalities contribute to social differences and perpetuate differences in power is known as
• For Durkheim ------- describes the degree of social integration which links individuals to social groups outside them.
• According to Durkheim primitive societies are characterised by
• According to Durkheim, modern societies are characterised by
• The term used by Durkheim to identify a system of social relations linking individuals to each other and to the society as a whole is
• According to Durkheim, social solidarity depends on the extent of