In fact, the 'solidarity' which is coveted by men who did not exist, it is based on a utopian ultimate goal is unenforceable, that unity is uniformity or 'unity' is the similarity or unity - one people, one religion, one language, one country, which is also a slogan words. Therefore, unity is uniformity is a picture of a perfect society can not become a reality.
The situation that exists and continues to be enjoyed by a large number of members of a pluralistic society in the world is 'unity,' namely, a social phenomenon that is driven by a deep craving the unity which in turn affects the members of the community
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is to assemble the various efforts and activities that are seen as prerequisites for achieving unity. The set is often unnoticed efforts have brought peace, harmony and stability in society but not yet brought the dream of unity.
The set of these efforts are generally fenemonologikal because centric behavior, not a structural nature that molded the institutions. Therefore, in the context of the establishment of social cohesion as a fenemona praperpaduan, the role of the agency is
'diary definitions' (everyday-defined) are far more important and effective than structural or institutional in nature 'definition of authority' (authority- defined), as each member pluralistic society is free to act and behave prokeamanan, prokeharmonian and counterterrorism for the survival of themselves, their families and social groups.
Thus, in the event of any conflict, displacement and conflict due to the existing social differences in a pluralistic society, its members will soon find a solution through negotiations in a variety of ways and forms. Generally, through these negotiations produced an agreement, compromise and compromise in many ways. However, this does not mean that all challenges, dissatisfaction and potential conflict settled. Conflict persists but in a controlled manner as members of society generally reject violence as a solution to social differences,
ethnic relations in
Malaysia from Rank history after the end of World War II in 1945 until now displays three important era when measured by the conflict, security and stability in society in every era is illustrated in Figure 1.1 below, which compares the situation in Malaysia and Sri Lanka. The pattern of ethnic relations in Malaysia from 1946 to the present ascending and descending patterns in ethnic relations, but in general the situation in Malaysia is peaceful and harmonious ethnic relations in accordance with the fact, while the tongue is bitten again, much less multi-ethnic society, must occasionally will be triggered conflicts and disagreements.
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