Räumliche Segregation und innerstädtisches Ghetto

Häußermann, Hartmut; Kronauer, Martin

doi:10.1007/978-3-531-91988-1_9

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“…Vor dem Hintergrund der theoretischen Fundierung bleibt insbesondere der Fokus und die Reduktion des Programms auf Kontexteffekte kritisch zu markieren (Difu 2002;BBSR 2017), die über die Skalierung von Nachbarschaften nicht hinausgeht (BBSR 2017;Häußermann und Kronauer 2009). Es bleibt fraglich, ob dem gesamtgesellschaftlichen Phänomen der Armut mit einem kleinteiligen Programm zureichend begegnet werden kann.…”

Section: Neuere Netzwerkforschungunclassified

Wohnen in benachteiligten Stadtteilen

Zamzow¹,

Krahl²

2020

Handbuch Wohnsoziologie

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Section: Neuere Netzwerkforschungunclassified

Wohnen in benachteiligten Stadtteilen

Zamzow¹,

Krahl²

2020

Handbuch Wohnsoziologie

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“…However, in some Member States the distinction between poverty and social exclusion is stressed by academics (e.g. in Germany and the Netherlands see Bohnke, 2001; Haussermann and Kronauer, 2009; Vrooman and Hoff, 2004). There are also a number of commentators who are insistent that they should be conceptualised separately.…”

Section: Poverty and Social Exclusionmentioning

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Concepts of poverty and social exclusion in Europe

Madanipour

Shucksmith

Talbot

2015

Local Economy: The Journal of the Local Economy Policy Unit

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This paper provides a critical analysis of the concepts of poverty and social exclusion in three parts. First, it examines the relationship between poverty and social exclusion, a distinction that has been the subject of analysis, debate and controversy. Second, the concepts of poverty and social exclusion as used in the European policy discourse are analysed, and how changes in terminology, links to the economic growth agenda, and emphasis on employment as a response can be noticed. The recognition of the ‘territorial dimension’ of poverty and social exclusion has been an increasingly important feature of EU discourse and actions. Third, the paper explores the inherent territoriality of poverty and social exclusion, which has paved the way for localised spatial responses. The authors argue that economic concerns have triggered a continuous tendency to narrow down the focus of definition and action, in order to offer clarity of scope to researchers and policy makers, but that such narrowing could also undermine our ability to address a complex multi-dimensional process. In particular, prioritising economic dimensions to the neglect of the other aspects of social exclusion is problematic in dealing with major social problems.

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“…9 Vgl. dazu zum Beispiel auch Kronauer (2000), Buhr und Leibfried (2009) sowie Häussermann und Kronauer (2009).…”

Section: Sozialismus Als Gesellschaftsprogramm: Ideologische Grundprinzipienunclassified

Postsowjetische Transformationen in der Weltgesellschaft

Moser¹

2015

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Räumliche Segregation und innerstädtisches Ghetto

Cited by 32 publications

References 11 publications

Wohnen in benachteiligten Stadtteilen

Wohnen in benachteiligten Stadtteilen

Concepts of poverty and social exclusion in Europe

Postsowjetische Transformationen in der Weltgesellschaft

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