21. Deutscher Soziologentag 1982 1983
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-322-83504-8_8
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Die Suche nach Sicherheit — Kombinierte Produktionsformen im Sogenannten Informellen Sektor

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“…This underlines the frequent socioeconomic heterogeneity of extended families (Ferraro 1971: 119-124;Githinji 2000: 53-56;Kroeker 2018: 281). Interestingly, the combination of sources of income was an important topic in a general development discussion that took place in Germany in the 1990s in respect of the so-called 'Bielefeld approach' (Elwert/Evers/Wilkens 1983). However, the focus was on the poor.…”
Section: The Middle-income Group In Kenyamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This underlines the frequent socioeconomic heterogeneity of extended families (Ferraro 1971: 119-124;Githinji 2000: 53-56;Kroeker 2018: 281). Interestingly, the combination of sources of income was an important topic in a general development discussion that took place in Germany in the 1990s in respect of the so-called 'Bielefeld approach' (Elwert/Evers/Wilkens 1983). However, the focus was on the poor.…”
Section: The Middle-income Group In Kenyamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Socio-economic positioning of households depends on strategic decisions in respect of managing income generation, making economic investments, paying for the children's education, and meeting obligations towards members of the family network. The handy formula of 'security maximisation' (Elwert/Evers/Wilkens 1983) might work for the very poor, without overdoing the rationality argument (Neubert 1986). However, for the better-off, there is room for manoeuvre.…”
Section: Means Of Coping With Risk and Uncertaintymentioning
confidence: 99%