How Social Policy Causes Social Exclusion
Introduction Social policy, broadly defined as the architecture of collective welfare, is intended to secure the social reproduction of populations ...
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The Marginalisation of Communities
Introduction Marginalisation of communities is a critical issue in many societies around the world. It occurs when particular groups—often those ...
The British Underclass
Introduction The term “underclass” has generated significant debate among sociologists, policymakers, and the general public. In the United Kingdom, this ...
The Concept of Relative Poverty
Relative poverty is a central concept in sociological discussions around inequality and social welfare. While poverty is often associated with ...
Transinstitutionalisation Explained
Transinstitutionalisation is a concept that has emerged within the broader sociological discussion of mental health, social control, and the institutional ...
The Social Dimension of Social Exclusion
Social exclusion is a multifaceted phenomenon that extends beyond economic deprivation. It encompasses various dimensions, including social, cultural, and political ...
Lumpenproletariat: An Overview
The term "lumpenproletariat" is a critical concept within sociological theory, particularly in Marxist discourse. Originating from the works of Karl ...
