This work raises the potential cohesion of Special Section 1981-2020 faults around conservative and traditional values. This study shows how faults have a very high cohesion potential and constitute a very powerful identity-creation factor. However, traditionalism and conservatism are not unique values within the Special Section. The existence of alternative discourses and ideologies, associated with progressism, is shown in a minority of faults. So conservatism and traditionalism would be shown as hegemonic, but not as unique. This study is fundamental since it focuses on the central element of faults, faults; and it does so with the microsociological perspective, using the theory of Randall Collins.... [Leer más...]