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With reference to two different groups of people discuss how social exclusion might manifest itself. Use evidence from research to substantiate your arguments.
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Claire Fryer SP2121 Critical issues and debates in the delivery of welfare With reference to two different groups of people discuss how social exclusion might manifest itself. Use evidence from research to substantiate your arguments. There is no straightforward definition of social exclusion, however it is closely linked to concepts of poverty and social deprivation and inequality. Social exclusion is about becoming detached from the opportunities and normal ways of life of mainstream society with little or no step of ever bridging the gap. Social exclusion affects an individual's opportunity to find good work decent housing, adequate health care, quality education and safe and secure living conditions as well as their treatment by the legal and criminal justice systems. The most important characteristic of social exclusion is that these problems are linked and mutually reinforcing, and can combine to create a complex and fast moving vicious cycle. The complex problem of social exclusion appears to...
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