[PDF] Top 20 Transport, social exclusion and the internet: Could virtual mobility help to alleviate social exclusion?

... virtual mobility. However, there are a number of issues with virtual mobility: differential access to virtual mobility; the acceptability of virtual mobility, ... See full document

... the social dimension of exclusion is likely to be in increasing access to information and in extending the ability to contact officials and support ...homelessness, could help to support ... See full document

... ‘Virtual mobility’ has been with us for many years – in fact, for as long as technology has allowed people to communicate in ways other than face to face, today allowing people to talk with friends and ... See full document

... services, social networks and other ...and Internet-based travel information (Kenyon et al, 2001), many transport providers fail to meet the needs of people with disabilities, in terms of both the ... See full document

... and social exclusion as two major key targets in their political ...and social exclusion in the Italian ...whether social capital reduces poverty and social ...define ... See full document

... on social capital and explores how they can strengthen the theoretical basis of research about transport and social ...exclusion. Social capital has been one of the most widely used ... See full document

... Abstract. Social exclusion is a wider concept than poverty and includes not only material conditions but also inability to participate in economic, social, political and cultural ...of social ... See full document

... school exclusion – approaching double the average of some groups – which is another factor associated with the risk of ...school exclusion resulted from direct or unwitting ... See full document

... many social and leisure activities such as ‘celebrations on special occasions’ and being able to afford a ‘hobby or leisure activity’ were thought to be a necessity by more respondents in 1999 than in the two ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... Under the National Asylum Support System (NASS), asylum seekers are dispersed across the country, often to areas of low HIV prevalence with no clinical experience in treating families or African people. The experience of ... See full document

... area of Marburg, Hesse (Germany), were included, the gen- eralizability of the results of this study may be limited. The fact that subjects rated pain intensity after being exposed to different temperatures (the ... See full document

... and Social Exclusion includes a range of aggregate indicators for children (low birth weight babies, infant mortality, dental health, accidental deaths and teenage conceptions); for young adults (drug users ... See full document

... in social exclusion: the initial condition parameters are strongly significant and great in ...of social exclusion for HHD should be prevalently addressed at single-outing structural factors ... See full document

... Some low income families develop another consumption pattern, but others do not, or not fast enough. They buy on credit, and if their income situation does not improve, this results in growing indebtedness. This problem, ... See full document

... Field work was conducted over a period of 2 months in 2004, involving a two step process. First, we interviewed key informants in order to gain an understanding of local constructions of ‘widowhood’ and the welfare and ... See full document

... the Social Exclusion Unit consultation felt that health and social care services placed a low priority on employment, and only 6 per cent felt it was a high ... See full document

... that transport policies targeting these people should first consider the impact of income poverty on travel patterns (Vasconcellos, 2018; Sadhu and Tiwari, 2016; Motte-Baumvol and Nassi, 2012; Lau, ...informal ... See full document

... of social and emotional skills, early low attainers are found to have lower self-esteem and are less likely to have a sense that they are in control of their own destiny at age 10 (locus of ...parental ... See full document

... field social workers; second, between independence and interdependence models, the rationale of the former being to prepare young people in practical survival skills – ‘domestic combat courses’ – in order to ... See full document