Poverty, crisis and resilience
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Poverty, crisis and resilience
（New horizons in social policy）
Edward Elgar Pub., c2020
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Other editors: Jennifer Dagg, Jane Gray, Markus Promberger
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Poverty remains a problem in Europe, raising the need for new solutions. In this thought-provoking book the contributors delve deeply into the everyday lives of poor households to see which practices and resources they apply to improve their situations. One of the key findings is that social resilience requires a functioning welfare state operating as a warrantor of common and public goods, on which poor households can build up resilient practices.
This insightful book illustrates that in addition to sufficient welfare transfers, there is a need for low-commodified common goods, including public health services, access to housing, education infrastructures and public space. These need to be made available not only for the registered poor but all low-income households. Drawing on over 400 interviews with families and experts across Europe, the chapters demonstrate the need for social policy to become more tolerant towards various forms of small additional income generation and non-commodified values and lifestyles.
Poverty, Crisis and Resilience will be a key resource for students and scholars of social policy, poverty research and sociology, while also being of value to social policy practitioners within the charity sector, welfare state administration, social work, politics and counselling.
目次
Contents:
PART I INTRODUCING POVERTY, CRISIS AND
HOUSEHOLD RESILIENCE
1 Introduction: poverty, resilience and the European crisis 2
Markus Promberger, Marie Boost, Jennifer Dagg and Jane Gray
2 Household economy as cultural and social practice:
towards a framework for investigating poverty and resilience 19
Markus Promberger and Terhi Vuojala-Magga
3 The impact of the European crisis in vulnerable households
in Europe 38
Pedro Estevao, Alexandre Calado and Luis Capucha
PART II PERSPECTIVES ON HOUSEHOLD RESILIENCE
4 Developing the concept of poverty and resilience 59
Marie Boost, Markus Promberger, Lars Meier and Frank Sowa
5 Critical perspectives on resilience 74
Alexandre Calado, Luis Capucha, Hulya Dagdeviren,
Matthew Donoghue and Pedro Estevao
PART III DIMENSIONS OF HOUSEHOLD RESILIENCE
6 Socio-economic practices of households coping with hardship 89
Hulya Dagdeviren and Matthew Donoghue
7 Cultural aspects of resilience from the perspective of
everyday practices of households affected by economic crisis 107
Monika Gnieciak and Kazimiera Wodz
8 Turning points and critical moments in resilient European
lives: a biographical longitudinal analysis 126
Jennifer Dagg and Jane Gray
9 Gender regimes in vulnerable households during the
recession - what has changed and what not? 145
Concepcion Castrillo, Paz Martin, Maria Arnal and Araceli Serrano
10 Space and resilience - a scalar analysis of household
resilience in Europe 163
E. Attila Aytekin and H. Tarik Sengu l
11 The paradoxes of resilience and social, political and
community participation in Europe 181
Araceli Serrano, Juan Carlos Revilla, M Paz Martin and
Carlos de Castro
12 Social economy and household resilience 199
Witold Mandrysz and Kazimiera Wodz
13 Aesthetics, self-reliance and resilience 221
Aida Bosch and Markus Promberger
PART IV CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS
14 A typology of resilient households 234
Markus Promberger, Marie Boost and Janina Mu ller
15 Strategies of resilience and the welfare state in Southern Europe 264
Nelli Kambouri, Soula Marinoudi and Georgia Petraki
16 Household resilience as an enhanced European policy discourse 282
Monica Tennberg and Joonas Vola
17 Crisis and resilience in poor European households: core
findings and conclusions 302
Jennifer Dagg, Markus Promberger, Marie Boost and
Jane Gray
Index
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