Social Inclusion: Possibilities and Tensions

ISBN-13: 9780333791981 / Angielski / Twarda / 2000 / 311 str.

Askonas Peter; P. Askonas; A. Stewart

Opis

Against a background of globalization, risk and cultural pluralism, the problem of social exclusion and its possible remedies have become a focus for political and social analysis and policy making. This collection of essays offers an exploration of the topic and considers various practical agenda.

Spis treści

Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Social Inclusion: An Introduction; A.Stewart PART I: PERSPECTIVES ON INCLUSION Inclusion: A Radical Critique; J.Gray Strategies for Social Inclusion: Promoting Social Cohesion or Social Justice?; R.Lister Never Ending Story: Inclusion and Exclusion in Late Modernity; A.Stewart What it Means 'To Be Excluded': Living to Stay Apart - or Together?; Z.Bauman Democratic Exclusion (And its Remedies?); C.Taylor The Ground of Inclusiveness; P.Askonas PART II: CONTEXTS OF INCLUSION: AREAS OF AMBIVALENCE AND TENSION The Consequences of Globalization and Corporate Structures for Projects of Social Inclusion; J.Perraton Unpredictability and Exclusion in the Weightless Economy; D.Coyle Is the Assertion of Minority Identity Compatible with the Idea of a Socially Inclusive Society?; P.Radcliffe Associative or Communal Society? Globalization of Media and Claims for Community; R.Collins PART III: AGENDAS OF INCLUSION Political Inclusion; R.Plant Meditation on Democracy, Politics and Citizenship; B.Crick Voluntarity: A Spark to be Nurtured; P.Askonas Inclusion in the Workplace? The Stakeholder Debate; D.Winstanley & C.Stoney Company Law: An Instrument for Inclusion; G.Slinger & S.Deakin Work and Social Inclusion; R.Sennett PART IV: CONCLUDING THOUGHTS Social Inclusion: A Radical Agenda?; A.Stewart Reflections on our Future; P.Askonas Index

O autorze

PETER ASKONAS is a Fellow of Heythorp College, University of London and Co-founder and Hon. Vice-President, Christian Association of Business Executives (CABE). He is the author of many articles and co-editor and co-author of Welfare and Values.

ANGUS STEWART is Lecturer in Sociology and Course Director, Master's Programme in Political Sociology at the London School of Economics. He is former editor of the British Journal of Sociology.