It considers the following indicators of social cohesion: the gap experienced by the community in terms of its members;

• Affiliation/isolation (sharing common values and a sense of belonging to the same community);
• Insertion/exclusion (shared market capacity, and who has or does not have opportunities to participate in the economy);
• Participation/passivity (involvement in the management of public affairs and the third sector).
• Acceptance/rejection: pluralism in facts and as a virtue (i.e. tolerance of differences);
• Legitimacy/illegitimacy is measured by the maintenance of public and private institutions that act as mediators, i.e. how well the various institutions represent the people and their interests.

It considers the following indicators of social cohesion: the gap experienced by the community in terms of its members;

• Affiliation/isolation (sharing common values and a sense of belonging to the same community);
• Insertion/exclusion (shared market capacity, and who has or does not have opportunities to participate in the economy);
• Participation/passivity (involvement in the management of public affairs and the third sector).
• Acceptance/rejection: pluralism in facts and as a virtue (i.e. tolerance of differences);
• Legitimacy/illegitimacy is measured by the maintenance of public and private institutions that act as mediators, i.e. how well the various institutions represent the people and their interests.