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Bystanders witnessing social exclusion exhibit reduced physiological responses of empathy: an EEG study. [PDF]
Front PsycholTorige S, Yasumuro S, Iwaki S.
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Children and Youth Services Review, 2017 Social exclusion has been defined as a lack of resources, an inability to participate and a low quality of life. There have been a number of attempts to study the social exclusion of adults and at a country level. This paper attempts to operationalise the concept for children and comparatively using data derived from the Children’s Worlds Survey of 12 ...
Crous, Gemma, Bradshaw, Jonathan Richard
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Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health, 2021 Background: Despite flows in transport policy, it is noticed many more proven wider social factors distressing the number of road traffic accidents including injuries and deaths.
Devajana Chinnappa Nanjunda
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Economic, Social and Demographic Impact of Burmese Invasion of Manipur
Space and Culture, India, 2021 Adversarial relationship best describes the history between the Kingdom of Manipur and Burma. As expected between neighbours, there had been frequent wars, alliance formation through intermarriages, trade ties, and cultural exchanges.
Yaiphaba Ningthoujam
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International Journal of Population Data Science, 2023 Objectives The presentation reports findings from the ADR funded project ‘Testing and demonstrating the value of the Growing Up in England dataset: Gypsy, Traveller and Roma case study’.
Polly Vizard, Polina Obolenskaya
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“No German, No Service”: EU Migrants’ Unequal Access to Welfare Entitlements in Germany
Social Inclusion, 2022 While existing research has analysed the intersecting migration and social security law, which stratifies migrants’ formal social entitlements, less work has been done on the informal stratifications beyond the law that determine substantive social ...
Nora Ratzmann
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Social Inclusion, 2022 Under EU law, EU citizens constitute a particular group of immigrants, as they can, mostly without restrictions, move to, and reside in, another EU country, enjoying equal treatment with nationals in terms of accessing employment and social rights ...
Nora Ratzmann, Anita Heindlmaier
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Defining floors and ceilings: the contribution of human needs theory
Sustainability: Science, Practice, & Policy, 2020 This article argues that a theory of human needs is essential to buttress and give content to the concept of consumption corridors. In particular it enables us to, first, define a safe, just, and sustainable space for humanity, and second, to decompose ...
Ian Gough
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