Social Exclusion and Inequality
Mechanism Of Possible Factors Behind Different Types Of Income Inequality: A Critical Review
... of inequality is variation in individuals' access to ...and social model is associated with substantial levels of social exclusion, including high levels of income inequality, high ...
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Globalisation and Social Exclusion in the EU: Policy Implications. CEPS Working Document No. 159, November 2000
... income inequality and ...EU social protection systems are designed much more from an equity rather than an efficiency perspective, relative to the US approach (Sapir ...income inequality has been ...
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The multi dimensional analysis of social exclusion
... of inequality, polarisation, social mobility and social closure noted ...of exclusion at the individual and/or household ...of social exclusion, rather than constitutive of ...of ...
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Social Exclusion Unit Report – Summary
... We came into office faced with a historical legacy of growing social inequality and some deep-seated problems. One in three children were living in poverty, and long-term unemployment – particularly ...
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Observatory on national policies to combat social exclusion. Social exclusion in Belgium 1990-1991 Consolidated report
... But recent research brings to light that this rather equal participation index hides other kinds of inequality. Higher professional groups are overrepresented in "general seconda ry education", whereas ...
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Evo Morales’ Incomplete Legacy
... extreme social exclusion of the country’s indigenous majority and confronted Bolivia’s stark inequality, entrenched poverty and the powerful economic interests of domestic and international business ...
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SOCIAL EXCLUSION: IMPACT ON DALITS IN INDIA
... Social exclusion remains a malaise in all societies. Social exclusion is a process by which individuals or groups are wholly or partially excluded from full participation in the society within ...
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Social support for schoolchildren at risk of social exclusion
... permanent exclusion of unruly and difficult children, and, to some degree, differentiated schooling structures can foster social exclusion, particularly if they are primarily aimed at freeing the ...
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Inequality and Social Welfare
... increase inequality at the margin; that is, growth in those components will increase inequality, as measured by per capita ...reduce inequality. The inequality-reducing effects of stipends ...
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Poverty and social exclusion in Britain
... 3 In 1975, the Council of Europe adopted a relative definition of poverty as: "individuals or families whose resources are so small as to exclude them from the minimum acceptable way of life of the Member State in ...
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Joint report on social exclusion
... Promoting a more open and responsive labour market Measures to increase the openness and responsiveness of the existing labour market to people who are currently excluded include: Introd[r] ...
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Social capital, poverty and social exclusion in Italy
... lower bound of the poverty line. The vector Z represents the geographic profile. In our case the regional characteristic we consider is the population density. A quite consistent proportion of studies on poverty and ...
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Chronic stress moderates the impact of social exclusion on pain tolerance: an experimental investigation
... The results of the present study seem to add to the growing evidence of overlapping neural systems for social stressors and affective pain processing. Although it is important to note that overlaps between these ...
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Young black people and the criminal justice system: The Home Affairs Committee Report
... experienced in black communities that exacerbate disadvantage and exclusion. Among these the high rates of lone parenting are prominent and, in particular, the issue of the absence of fathers, as positive role ...
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Disability and Social Exclusion Dynamics in Italian Households
... in social exclusion is important for its policy ...If social exclusion is explained by true state dependence this could suggest that short-term policies may be effective for reducing the risk ...
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The oldest old and the risk of social exclusion
... separated, bereaved or have never married, shrinking the pool of people who could potentially become informal carers (Tomassini, 2005). Nevertheless, the number of older people with disabilities receiving care from a ...
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Football's Ability to Combat Social Exclusion
... inclusive social environment (Department for Culture, Media and Sport / Strategy Unit, 2002; Local Government Association, ...the exclusion of certain individuals and ...to social inclusion might ...
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Non formal education in Palestine : a response to school exclusion
... The intention of the field approach was a to assess whether a perspective on social exclusion or, for reasons described in the dissertation, educational exclusion was likely to inform th[r] ...
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Observatory on national policies to combat social exclusion. Denmark. Social exclusion in Denmark: consolidated report, 1990-1992
... These key-words form the basis for the debate on new political initiatives for the labour market and social policy' with regards to cash benefits, the financing of the unemployment insur[r] ...
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Social inequality, scientific inequality, and the future of mental illness
... lower social status [131], an issue clearly relevant for people with major mental ...income inequality, or conditions in the labor market [132]. However, inequality in health care increased with ...
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