accession

In order to get to know the meaning of the term in question, the first thing we are going to do is determine its etymological origin. In this sense, it must be emphasized that it derives from Latin, more precisely from the word “adhaesio”, which is the result of the sum of three very clearly delimited components:
-The prefix “ad-”, which can be translated as “towards”.
-The verb “haerere”, which is synonymous with “paste”.
-The suffix "-cion", which is used to indicate what action and effect are.

Accession is a term that comes from adhaesĭo, a word from the Latin language. Its about process and consequence of adhering. East verb, on the other hand, can refer to stick or glue something or accept or support a cause.

In a physical sense, adherence is a property of certain substances that allows get together with others by being in contact. According to how it is achieved, the adhesion can be chemical (when they bind, the elements develop a compound), mechanical (one substance occupies the pores of the other, achieving the union) or of another type.

Among these others, there are three other types of adhesion, such as the following:
-Diffusive adhesion, which, as its name suggests, is that which consists of the different elements coming together through diffusion.
-Dispersive adhesion, which refers to the fact that two elements manage to stay together through their positive and negative charges.
-Electrostatic adhesion, which is when a force with the same name is created that is responsible for achieving attraction between the different elements.

On a symbolic level, membership may involve join a measure or move. The concept is commonly used with reference to work stoppages or strikes: if a worker or a union adheres to the measure of force, it means that you will not fulfill your usual work tasks. For example: "Strong adherence to the general strike throughout the country", "The government minimized adherence to the strike", "The strike did not achieve the adherence of the workers of the gastronomic sector".

Adherence to a March or to a mobilization involves participating in it: "The organizers of the protest are surprised by the level of adherence", "With the adhesion of various figures from the entertainment world, the call against gender violence was a success", "We are happy with joining this day of social inclusion".

Another use of the concept membership is linked to incorporation of something to a larger group or to a certain framework: "The Caribbean country announced its adherence to the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America", "In adherence to an international agreement, the province will stop using a controversial agrochemical in the production of soybeans".

In the last decades there have been important adhesions at an economic, political and historical level. This would be the case, for example, of the one carried out by different countries to the so-called EEC (European Economic Community), which today is called the European Union. Thus, for example, Spain joined that in 1985, after having signed the corresponding and necessary accession treaty, which the rest of the nations included in that also had to sign.