2005
DOI: 10.1080/09649060500085974
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Combating Social Exclusion: The EU's Contribution

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“…Research into offline exclusion and disadvantage extends discussions around poverty to conceptions of social exclusion. By the end of the 1980s, “social exclusion,” as distinct from “poverty,” appeared as a term in policy making and academic literature (ECC Council Decision 89/457 OJ 1989L 224/10, cited in Hunt, ; see also Chakravarty & D'Ambrosio, ; Percy‐Smith, ; Room, ). With its origins in Europe, references to social exclusion were meant to counteract a purely financial approach to understanding the disadvantages to which some are subject in society.…”
Section: Conceptualization Of Fields Of Offline Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research into offline exclusion and disadvantage extends discussions around poverty to conceptions of social exclusion. By the end of the 1980s, “social exclusion,” as distinct from “poverty,” appeared as a term in policy making and academic literature (ECC Council Decision 89/457 OJ 1989L 224/10, cited in Hunt, ; see also Chakravarty & D'Ambrosio, ; Percy‐Smith, ; Room, ). With its origins in Europe, references to social exclusion were meant to counteract a purely financial approach to understanding the disadvantages to which some are subject in society.…”
Section: Conceptualization Of Fields Of Offline Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the European Union combating social exclusion has a high priority, and special attention is paid to people's connection with the labour market (Hunt 2005). In this respect, one may emphasise the suggestion made by Windolf (1986), that in determining processes of social exclusion, the subtle processes of recruiting labour should be considered as even more important than the more overt processes of dismissing labour.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Odsouvání určitých jedinců a skupin na okraj společnosti (marginalizace) či mimo ni (exkluze neboli vyloučení) 3 jakožto mechanismy sociální kontroly (Mareš, 2000, s. 285-297) existují ve většině (časově či prostorově určených) společností. V současnosti je sociální vyloučení (oproti předchozímu vnímání tohoto fenoménu) reflektováno spíše jako ohrožení integrity nebo zpochybnění společné identity členů dané skupiny (Hunt, 2005). Diskurz, jehož součástí jsou sociální vyloučení a sociální inkluze, zrcadlí horizontální nerovnosti založené v současné době především na genderové, etnické, kulturní či náboženské odlišnosti.…”
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