The ideology and philosophy of solidarity: materials of the permanent scientific seminar . Issue. 9" is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of solidarity - a concept that is becoming increasingly relevant in today's society. This collection, prepared by a team of authors, is the ninth edition of a series devoted to the discussion and analysis of ideas related to solidarity as a fundamental principle of social life. Solidarity, as a philosophical and ideological foundation, offers an alternative to individualism and market relations, emphasizing the importance of mutual aid, cooperation and shared responsibility. The book explores various aspects of this idea, ranging from its historical roots to the contemporary challenges society faces. The authors aim to show how solidarity can become the basis for building a more just and sustainable world, where the interests of each individual are taken into account in the context of the common good. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of social sciences to activists and anyone interested in issues of social justice, ethics and philosophy. It can be a useful resource for those who are looking for new ideas and approaches to solving pressing problems, such as inequality, poverty and social isolation. Readers who are passionate about humanism, social policy and philosophy will find in this collection many valuable ideas and inspirations. The topics raised in the book go beyond the traditional framework of philosophy and sociology. The authors discuss how solidarity can be applied in various spheres of life: from economics to education, from ecology to politics. They analyze how solidarity relationships can help overcome crises and conflicts, emphasizing the importance of interaction and collaboration between different groups and communities. In the context of globalization and growing social gaps, the ideas presented in this book are becoming especially relevant and necessary. The style of the authors is distinguished by the depth of analysis and the availability of presentation. They skillfully combine theoretical concepts with practical examples, which makes the material not only cognitive, but also easily perceived. The reader will be able to find in the book both scientific research and discussion of current social problems, which makes it multifaceted and interesting. The team of authors working on this book includes both experienced researchers and young scientists, which gives the work freshness and diversity of views. Each of them brings to the discussion their unique ideas and approaches, which makes the collection especially valuable for those who want to see different sides of the same problem. If you’re looking for books on philosophy, social justice, or ideologies that can change the world, Ideology and the Philosophy of Solidarity is a great choice. It will inspire you to think about how to build a society based on mutual aid and solidarity, and how each of us can contribute to this important cause. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of ideas that can change your perception of social reality and inspire action for the common good.