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- 10.1177/106939717701200404
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Abstract
Durkheim's proposition that suicide varies inversely with social integration is subjected to a holocultural test, using three indicators of socialintegration. Contrary to Durkheim's thesis, suicide is found to vary directlywith societal integration. An explanation of this finding is offered, employing a distinction between the integration of the group as a whole andthe integration of individuals within groups.
Journal
Behavior Science Research – SAGE
Published: Nov 1, 1977