The Multidimensional Conception of Social Exclusion and the Aggregation Dilemma: A Solution Proposal Based on Multiple Correspondence Analysis

Laparra, Miguel; Mutilva, Nerea Zugasti; Lautre, Ignacio García

doi:10.1007/s11205-021-02707-6

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“…The results of the analysis have their limitations, which are mainly related to the methodology of measuring poverty and social exclusion. According to Laparra et al ( 2021 ), the AROPE rate fails to fully capture the multidimensionality of social exclusion, as this rate is limited to the economic dimensions only (income, material deprivation, and employment) and does not consider other dimensions. We agree with Ravallion ( 2011 ), who states that the goal of future efforts in poverty monitoring should be to create a set of more, reliable indices covering the poverty dimensions and not one multidimensional index.…”

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Exploration of poverty and social exclusion of Slovak population via contrast analysis associated with logit models

2022

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The aim of the paper is to assess the impact of socio-economic and socio-demographic factors on the risk of poverty or social exclusion. The paper focuses on the analysis of the probability of social exclusion of the Slovak population from 4 perspectives, from being at risk of poverty or social exclusion, at risk of poverty, severely materially deprived, and living in a (quasi-)jobless household. The least-square means analysis and contrast analysis linked to logit models were used to identify risk groups, and to estimate the social exclusion probabilities. Based on the EU-SILC 2020 database, unemployed persons with low education and persons from single-parent and multi-child households had the greatest risk of social exclusion in Slovakia. Under ceteris paribus conditions, the risk decreased with increasing age and improving health status. The riskiest marital status was divorced. Analyses revealed regional disparities from the point of view of all 4 perspectives, with people living in South-Center and Eastern Slovakia and people living in sparsely and moderately populated areas having the greatest risk. Since economic activity status, household type, and educational attainment level showed as the most relevant factors, the article pays special attention to the assessment of the mutual influence of these factors. Although the pattern of the risk of social exclusion of persons broken down by household type and education for the unemployed and employed is similar, the riskiness of the most vulnerable groups of people is more pronounced for employed persons.

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2022

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“…Complex phenomena are described by at least two characteristics, which may have different titres and different orders of magnitude. Multivariate methods are used to analyse such phenomena, and are used by researchers in many fields, including economic sciences, but also sociology, medicine, demography, and others [ 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 , 88 ].…”

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Environmental Sustainability Assessment of the European Union’s Capital Cities

Czupich

Łapińska

Bartoš

2022

IJERPH

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The growing flow of people into cities causes several challenges for their functioning. This brings the need to ensure, for example, efficient transport, sustainable waste, and appropriate energy policy. Particularly capital cities are exposed to the above-mentioned risks, due to their large numbers and densities of inhabitants. Therefore, the state of the environment in cities should be monitored systematically. The research aim of this article is to evaluate the level of environmental sustainability in capitals of European Union countries. A synthetic indicator was made up of diagnostic variables, using quantitative and qualitative indicators relating to the quality of the environment. Based on the ranking, results reveal that Europe is spatially divided according to the level of environmental quality. The best results were achieved by capital cities of the northern European countries. The analysis presented here has some application potential. It can serve to identify challenges to improving the quality of the environment, and to raise public awareness of the importance of changing individual behaviour (e.g., use of public transport).

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“…Desde que el término 'exclusión social' fuera incorporado en sustitución del de pobreza por parte del Consejo de las Comunidades Europeas en el II Programa Europeo de Lucha contra la Pobreza aprobado en 1984, ha ido evolucionando desde una visión estática de la pobreza hasta concepciones más modernas que sostienen que este término tiene que hacer referencia a un modelo más multidimensional y dinámico de los procesos de exclusión social (Laparra et al, 2021). La pobreza como indicador se considera una medida demasiado estática.…”

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¿Cómo acompañar la inclusión? Elementos de protección y buenas prácticas en programas de inserción sociolaboral

Gil‐Jaurena¹,

Martín²,

Cobos³

2023

PSRI

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La inserción laboral es un ámbito de intervención socioeducativa que puede contribuir a la inclusión social de diferentes personas y grupos. A partir de una revisión de la literatura sobre elementos de protección en los procesos de inserción sociolaboral, y teniendo en cuenta especialmente la situación vivida durante la pandemia por COVID-19 en los años 2020-2022, en este estudio se ha identificado –a través de 109 cuestionarios y 21 entrevistas realizadas de forma grupal a agentes socioeducativos– cuáles de estos elementos están presentes en proyectos de inserción que se desarrollan actualmente en 4 países del contexto iberoamericano y se ha explorado cómo definen las ‘buenas prácticas’ en este ámbito y qué acciones efectivas existen. Los resultados, desglosados por países (Brasil, España, Colombia y México), indican que en los diferentes proyectos socioeducativos se trabajan elementos de protección de tres tipos: desarrollo de competencias personales y profesionales; apoyo del contexto familiar y social; y elementos propiamente institucionales relacionados con las intervenciones de intermediación sociolaboral y apoyo social. En cuanto a las buenas prácticas, los agentes técnicos que trabajan en los proyectos de inserción asocian este término con características metodológicas de su intervención (acompañamiento, empatía, personalización) y/o con el logro de resultados (calidad de vida, empoderamiento, empleabilidad). Los informantes identifican nuevos retos surgidos durante la pandemia, como la alfabetización digital o la salud mental, e ilustran con algunos ejemplos prácticas exitosas que desarrollan. El artículo concluye con la mención al enfoque socioeducativo en los programas de inserción sociolaboral y la presentación de dos propuestas de profundización en el tema de estudio.

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The Multidimensional Conception of Social Exclusion and the Aggregation Dilemma: A Solution Proposal Based on Multiple Correspondence Analysis

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Exploration of poverty and social exclusion of Slovak population via contrast analysis associated with logit models

Exploration of poverty and social exclusion of Slovak population via contrast analysis associated with logit models

Environmental Sustainability Assessment of the European Union’s Capital Cities

¿Cómo acompañar la inclusión? Elementos de protección y buenas prácticas en programas de inserción sociolaboral

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