Moreover, we always practice solidarity in specific situations and contexts. As women, we
are not automatically in solidarity with all other women. When we support a woman who has
become the target of sexist harassment or discrimination, for example, we may do so
because we ourselves have experienced such harassment, or because our friends or family
members have.(And one does not have to be a woman to be solidaristic with women who
become the target of such discrimination). But we might not be solidaristic with this same …

Disadvantaged groups, such as migrant patients facing language and cultural barriers, often
have a harder time getting medically necessary services. Drawing upon data from interviews
with, and observations of, healthcare workers in Vienna, Austria, we suggest that they play
an important role closing structural gaps within a solidarity-based healthcare system. In our
analysis of the lived solidarity of healthcare workers we found three different types of
practices: First, by practices that we call concretising solidarity, healthcare workers act as the …