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Pojetí konceptu sociálního vyloučení a sociálního začleňování v akademickém diskurzu a ve veřejně politické agendě

Title in English Social exclusion and social inclusion in both academic and social political discourse
Authors

MAREŠ Petr

Year of publication 2006
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Studie CESES
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

Citation
Field Sociology, demography
Keywords social exclusion;social inclusion;social policy;discourse
Description At the turn of the twenty-first century the terms social cohesion, social exclusion, along with the term social inclusion, form a Bermuda Triangle in the discourse of the European Union that has swallowed up some of the traditional concepts – like class, inequality, or poverty – that had previously been used to describe the society of early and high modernity. This is a reflection of efforts to reinterpret the social problems of today’s Europe in a language in which new concepts play a key role. Instead of the idea of equality, the idea of social inclusion is now the central legitimating concept of social policy in Europe.
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