174 Global Ethics for Leadership
relations of the members of a given community fails to explain
the possibility and condition of delimitation of true forms of solidarity
from totalitarian prototypes of same. Normative solidarity is distinct
from the simplifying ideologies in that, even if both could well be
harmless, only a true solidarity has the value of sharing in the communi-
ty, while an ideological solidarity could not be understood as a moral
expectation, toward the possibility to empower others, beyond
the relation of membership of the participants of a community.