Solidarprinzip
Solidarprinzip, also known as the principle of solidarity, is a fundamental concept in social policy and ethics. It emphasizes the mutual responsibility and interdependence of individuals within a society or group. At its core, the Solidarprinzip suggests that members of a community collectively bear the risks and burdens faced by some of their members. This principle underpins many social welfare systems, particularly in insurance.
In practical terms, the Solidarprinzip is most evident in social insurance schemes like health insurance, unemployment
The Solidarprinzip is often contrasted with individualistic principles, where individuals are primarily responsible for their own