Social Exclusion

Question 1

LEVITAS 1998 3 DISCOURSES OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION

Answer 1

1. REDISTRIBUTIONIST DISCOURSE (RED)
   Townsend 1979
2. MORAL UNDERCLASS DISCOURSE (MUD)
   Jones, 2011
3. SOCIAL INTEGRATIONIST DISCOURSE (SID)

Question 2

Schoon- mixed communities year?

Answer 2

2001

Question 3

COMMUNITY @ HEART NDC

Answer 3

Macleavy 2008

Question 4

Atkinson 2000

Answer 4

A way of describing the new poverty of post industrial/post fordist society

Question 5

Social exclusion in UK new labours response 1997

Answer 5

SEU

Question 6

New deal of communities

Answer 6

Lawless and beatty 2013

Question 7

MORAL UNDERCLASS

Answer 7

Jones 2011

Question 8

UNDERCLASS ARE CULTURALLY DISTINCTIVE FROM MAINSTREAM
FOCUSES ON BEHAVIOUR OF THE POOR RATHER STRUCTURAL INEQUALITIES
BENEFITS ARE BAD AS THEY ENCOURAGE DEPENDENCE
INEQUALITIES IN WIDER SOCIETY IGNORED
GENDER DISCOURSE
UNPAID WORK IGNORED

Answer 8

MORAL UNDERCLASS DISCOURSE

Question 9

Focuses on poverty
Poverty is the cause of social exclusion
Poverty falls if you increase benefits
Citizenship through inclusion
Implies radical redistribution of power and resources

Answer 9

REDISTRIBUTIONIST DISCOURSE

Question 10

TOWNSEND 1979

Answer 10

Argued that relative deprivation concerned whether people had sufficient resources to participate in the customary life of society and fulfil what was expected of them as a member of it.
A resource level below which people drop out of community life

Question 11

Narrow definition
Hides inequalities of paid work
Fails to address unpaid work and gender implications
Undermines the legitimacy of participant in paid work

Answer 11

Social integrationist discourse