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2nd ed.

Maidenhead : Open University Press, 2005

xii, 202 s. ; 23 cm

ISBN 0-335-21594-7 (brož.)

Issues in society

Bibliografie na s. [183]-193, rejstřík

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Acknowledgements viii // Series editor’s preface ix // Introduction 1 // Part One // 1 Conceptualizing social exclusion: the political // foundations - classical and neo-liberal 19 // The possessive individualists - blaming the poor 20 // Residuums, underclasses and redundant populations 23 // Citizenship? 25 // 2 Order, solidarity and transformation: collectivist political traditions 33 // Capitalism can be tamed - the social market and related approaches 38 // The politics of transformation - Marxist and related perspectives 41 // The industrial reserve army 42 // Regulation theory: transition codified - postindustrial capitalism: the means specified 44 // Social proletarians - underdevelopment as exclusion 47 // Conclusion 50 // 3 Conceptualizing social exclusion: the language and social science of social exclusion 52 // Social exclusion as discourse - the language of caring neo-liberalism 54 // vi Social exclusion // From definition to measurement: ’social exclusion in applied social research’ 61 // Conclusion 66 // 4 Dynamic society - dynamic lives 67 // Postindustrial, postmodern, post-socialist?: advanced industrial societies in the twenty-first century 67 // The complex dynamics of social exclusion 75 // Understanding the complexity of dynamics 78 // Part Two // 5 The dynamics ofincome inequality 85 // From relative equality to inequality: the phase shift in income distributions 85 // The changing pattern ofincome distribution in the countries of the North 87 // Why have income distributions become more unequal? 92 // Gender and income inequality 98 // Race/ethnicity and exclusion 101 // The exclusion of the young in postindustrial capitalism 103 // Dynamics - the significance oflife courses 107 // Making it unequal: the role of postindustrial policy 109 // The new enclosure 110 // 6 Divided spaces: social division in the postindustrial city 115 //

Divided cities - the reality 118 // Race/ethnicity and exclusion through space 120 // Gender and exclusion through space 122 // Age and social exclusion through space 124 // Communities? 125 // Making excluding space: the role of social policies 129 // Conclusion 131 // 7 Divided lives- exclusion in everyday life 133 // Education and mobility in the industrial era 134 // Education and closure in the postindustrial era 138 // Cultural exclusion 143 // Cities of cultural exclusion 144 // Exclusion and health 146 // Part Three // 8 Including the excluded: the policy agenda of the third way 151 // The Social Exclusion Unit: the new forms of policy // development and implementation 152 // Speenhamland come again - fiscal redistribution and Welfare to Work 154 // Catch them young and give them a chance - Sure Start 157 // Rescuing the drop-outs - Connexions in practice 159 // Getting the place to work through getting the people involved - New Deal for Communities and Local Strategic Partnerships 161 // Conclusion 168 // 9 Against exclusion: the radical alternative 169 // The excluded many, the ’at risk’ most, and the excluding few 170 // Can we do nothing? Is politics powerless? 174 // The cultural front: what we need to change - empowerment // in postindustrial and post-democratic capitalism 176 // Bibliography 183 // Index 194