Rethinking Intergenerational Transmission(s): Does a Wellbeing Lens Help? The Case of Nutrition
Rethinking Intergenerational Transmission(s): Does a Wellbeing Lens Help? The Case of Nutrition
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重新思考代际传承：健康视角有帮助吗？
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2009
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Laura Gomez Climent
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A. Sumner;L. Haddad;Laura Gomez Climent
贫困的代际传递（IGT）是关于贫困如何随着时间的推移而再现的一个成熟的概念。 IGT 一直是一种流行的方法，但就目前的构建而言，它往往过于确定性，并且过于强调物质资产。相比之下，“福祉”正在成为围绕物质消费概念化和衡量贫困和匮乏的更传统方式的补充。幸福感将注意力从人们可以做什么和成为什么样的人上延伸出来，并增加了人们对自己可以做什么和成为什么样的人的感受。因此，幸福感是明确的而不是推论性的关于能动性，并且超越物质来考虑生活的关系和主观领域。那么，健康镜头能否帮助我们重新思考 IGT？我们使用 IGT 机制的一个应用：营养不良从一代传给下一代。
The intergenerational transmission (IGT) of poverty is a well‐established conceptualisation of how poverty is reproduced over time. IGT has been a popular approach but as currently constructed it tends to be overly deterministic, and to overly emphasise material assets. In contrast, ‘wellbeing’ is emerging as a complement to the more traditional ways of conceptualising and measuring poverty and deprivation around material consumption. Wellbeing extends attention from what people can do and be and adds how people feel about what they can do and be. Wellbeing is thus explicitly rather than inferentially about agency and also goes beyond the material to consider the relational and the subjective domains of life. So, can a wellbeing lens help us to rethink IGT? We use an application to an IGT mechanism: the transmission of undernutrition from one generation to the next.