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Social exclusion

Social exclusion or social marginalisation or social marginalization is a social disadvantage and relegation to the fringes of society. It is a term that has been used widely in Europe and was first used in France in the late 20th century. In the EU context, the European Commission defines it as "a situation whereby a person is prevented (or excluded)…

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Individual exclusion

Community exclusion

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Consequences

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Social inclusion

In law

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Social exclusion

Nodes155
Edges154
Triples121
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012903
Components1

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Social exclusion

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related to External links · 20
Social exclusion → Activities, Against Exclusion, Art Therapy, August, Center, Collection, Economic, Europe, Excluded Persons EU Project, Exercises, Games, Good Model, Groups, Inclutivities, Is, Marginalised, Policy Research, Reducing Social Exclusion, Training Programmes, Use
related to Individual exclusion · 19
Social exclusion → Acknowledgment, American Academy, An, Child, Eight, Feminists, In, May, Moosa-Mitha, More, Pediatrics, Single, Social, Solo, The, They, Western, When, Women
related to Community exclusion · 12
Social exclusion → Aboriginal, Additionally, As, Australia, India, Many, One, Poor, Romani, The, Today, Yee
related to Digital capital and social exclusion · 11
Social exclusion → According, Addeo, Expanding, In, Inequality Loop, Maria Laura Ruiu, Massimo Ragnedda, Ragnedda, Ruiu, This, Ultimately
related to Global and structural · 11
Social exclusion → Certain, Companies, For, Globalization, India, Insecurity, Material, Sewpaul, Similarly, Western, What
related to In law · 11
Social exclusion → Action, CIES, Commissione, Esclusione Sociale, In Italy, It, Italy, Programme, States, The Vienna Declaration, There
related to Social inclusion · 8
Social exclusion → As, Ministerial, Social, The Changing Nature, The World Bank's, Work, World Bank, World Development Report
related to Unemployment · 8
Social exclusion → European Union, Many, Most, Much, On, Social, This, Whilst
related to Politics · 4
Social exclusion → It, Mullaly, The, Viewpoint
measured by · 3
Social exclusion → Alongside, European Union, Hilary Silver

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social exclusion society individuals people marginalization poverty welfare individual inclusion also access labor communities marginalized economic may health rights work

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Social exclusionis aprocess in which individuals are blocked from0.90text
Social exclusionis amultidimensional process of progressive social rupture0.90text
Social exclusionmeasured byAlongside0.60section
Social exclusionmeasured byEuropean Union0.60section
Social exclusionmeasured byHilary Silver0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Areas of Social ExclusionThe0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Areas of Social ExclusionAlthough0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Areas of Social ExclusionEach0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Community exclusionMany0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Community exclusionRomani0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Community exclusionIndia0.60section
Social exclusionrelated to Community exclusionOne0.60section

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