Adverse Incorporation, Social Exclusion and Chronic Poverty
Adverse Incorporation, Social Exclusion and Chronic Poverty
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逆向合并、社会排斥和长期贫困
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2007
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Andries du Toit
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S. Hickey;Andries du Toit
Poverty studies frequently fail to address the underlying processes that produce and reproduce poverty over time, preferring instead a descriptive focus on its correlates and characteristics. In this chapter, it is suggested that a much closer interrogation of the linkages between the state of chronic poverty and the processes of adverse incorporation and/or social exclusion that trap people in poverty is necessary. It is also proposed that these concepts can significantly advance current understandings of chronic poverty because they compel taking issues of causality seriously and relate these directly to social structures, relations, and processes. In particular, they force the examination of the multidimensional, political, and historical nature of persistent poverty.