Social Exclusion: Concept, Application, and Scrutiny
Publication | June 2000
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It is generally recognized that poverty has both material and nonmaterial dimensions. Because of their obvious tangibility, many development practitioners find it easier to understand and address the material dimensions of poverty.
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The exclusion of the poor from participation in and access to opportunities and activities is a major nonmaterial dimension of poverty that also needs to be recognized and addressed. This paper helps us to understand social exclusion as both a cause and a consequence of poverty.
Contents
- Foreword
- The Task of Evaluation and Assessment
- Poverty, Capability Deprivation, and Social Exclusion
- Relational Features in Capability Deprivation
- The Language of Exclusion
- Social Relations: Constitutive and Instrumental Importance
- Active and Passive Exclusion
- Persistent Unemployment and Exclusion: An Illustration
- European Origin, Universal Importance, and Asian Use
- Practical Reason in a Changing World
- Policy Issue: Sharing of Social Opportunities
- Policy Issue: Asian Crisis and Protective Security
- Policy Issue: Democracy and Political Participation
- Policy Issue: Diversity of Exclusions
- Concluding Remarks
- References
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