Titlebook: Social Vulnerability in European Cities; The Role of Local We Costanzo Ranci,Taco Brandsen,Stefania Sabatinelli Book 2014 Palgrave Macmilla

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Urban Housing Systems in Times of Crisisn efforts and more generally of interventions in the housing stock, with the result that they show the visible remnants of past housing policies, arranged next to or on top of each other, like ancient settlements uncovered by archaeologists. The rental sector and particularly social housing are stro

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Young People Experiencing Work Precariousness: Risks and Opportunitiesthe persistence of unemployment and long-term unemployment. In some countries these reforms have simply been juxtaposed with existing regulation, . increasing the fracture between the core workforce (namely adult male workers, relatively permanently hired) and a growing share of workers exposed to u

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Lone Mothers: Care Arrangements between Support and Isolation, as well as in gender roles and individual expectations and behaviors. Families with young children and only one adult, very often the mother, are particularly exposed to new social risks, and particularly to the trade-off between paid work and care responsibility (see Chapter 1). The fact that the

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Vulnerable Migrants: Coping Strategies and Multiple Paths to Social Exclusion Australia or Canada, cities were built on migration. Cities without migration die. Migration also means . and more life opportunities. The reasons behind the migration project are normally related to the hope for improvements in their quality of life. Love, better economic conditions, freedom, educ

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Local Welfare Systems in Europe in the Age of Austeritynd mechanisms explaining it, analyzing its characteristics and the implications for people who are exposed to it, and identifying the role played by urban policies in preventing and counteracting it.. Our hypothesis was that the traditional institutions and instruments protecting European citizens f

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Lone Mothers: Care Arrangements between Support and Isolationhe imbalance between dependent and working members in the family, and because divorce and separation often entail a reduction in disposable income. As a consequence, this family type can be defined as socially vulnerable (Ranci 2010), as both the family ties and the connection to the labor market risk being strained.

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Social Cohesion and Global Competitiveness: Clustering Cities re-distributional capacity of cities. Indeed even though, in the last ten years, European cities have been performing well in the new worldwide competitive market, they have suffered a deterioration of their internal social cohesion due to increasing social inequalities and harshening social exclusion.