Stepping in and stepping up: Responding to diversity and expressions of social exclusion from across the globe

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Harris, Paul
Duvnjak, Angella
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2019
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2019 has seen increasing numbers of people take to the streets around the world in response to a diverse range of social issues relating to freedoms, human rights, environmental concerns and rising inequalities. These campaigns of disruption reflect a growing frustration with decision-makers who are perceived to be unwilling or unable to act in ways that preserve and enhance social well-being, but rather uphold the interests of the few and powerful. In this context, the Journal of Social Inclusion is pleased to feature research from around the world highlighting experiences of social exclusion and the need to promote more ...
View more >2019 has seen increasing numbers of people take to the streets around the world in response to a diverse range of social issues relating to freedoms, human rights, environmental concerns and rising inequalities. These campaigns of disruption reflect a growing frustration with decision-makers who are perceived to be unwilling or unable to act in ways that preserve and enhance social well-being, but rather uphold the interests of the few and powerful. In this context, the Journal of Social Inclusion is pleased to feature research from around the world highlighting experiences of social exclusion and the need to promote more socially cohesive and inclusive communities
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View more >2019 has seen increasing numbers of people take to the streets around the world in response to a diverse range of social issues relating to freedoms, human rights, environmental concerns and rising inequalities. These campaigns of disruption reflect a growing frustration with decision-makers who are perceived to be unwilling or unable to act in ways that preserve and enhance social well-being, but rather uphold the interests of the few and powerful. In this context, the Journal of Social Inclusion is pleased to feature research from around the world highlighting experiences of social exclusion and the need to promote more socially cohesive and inclusive communities
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Journal Title
Journal of Social Inclusion
Volume
10
Issue
1
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© The Author(s) 2019. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Social work
Sociology
Social Sciences
Social Issues