The notion of social exclusion originates from the French political scene. Here, even since the mid-1970s, it has been an important political concept for the definition of the moral-political rationale behind the Republique and French citizenship. In France, it has a particular meaning attached ...
The remaining five texts refer to complex age-related disadvantage constructs. These are akin to old-age exclusion, but do not reference social exclusion. They highlight many of the components inherent within our old-age exclusion working definition. Three articles address life-course factors and th...
Thesociologyofsocial stratificationis concerned with the distribution of scarce resources and with the formation of social hierarchies by the processes of social closure and exclusion. The most common illustration of social stratification would be the unequal distribution of economic resources, resulting in...
(2003: 210) offered the following, widely-cited definition of transport-related social exclusion, highlighting its accessibility and mobility dimensions: ‘[It is] The process by which people are prevented from participating in the economic, political and social life of the community because of ...
Coping with Poverty and Social Exclusion: Promoting Capabilities Through Long‐Term Sports Participation Lukas Oettle and Jörg Greiner Article | Open Access | Published: 31 March 2025 View abstract | Download | Views: 700 | Downloads: 449 More Articles...Journals...
(i.e., alternatives on odd-length paths have no alternatives themselves, or their alternatives are less available because they have other alternatives). Differences in availability affect the likelihood that some actors will be excluded from exchange on each opportunity; exclusion increases power use ...
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Social Influence, Sociology of Introduction and Definition Social influenceis a fact of everyday life. Humans are, after all, social creatures who spend a good deal of their time trying to influence one another as well as resist each other's influence attempts. Not only is social influence a...
Across Europe concern is rising over the disintegration of social relations and the growing number of people who are being socially excluded. social Exclustoin in European Cities, the first major study of this topic, provides a definition of social exclusion and looks at both the processes which...
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