사회적 배제와 하층계급의 개념 고찰과 이들 개념들의 한국빈곤정책에의 함의

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ㆍ발행기관 : 한국사회복지학회 ㆍ수록지정보 : 한국사회복지학
ㆍ저자명 : 박병현, 최선미

목차

1. 서론
2. 사회적 배제의 개념과 등장배경
3. 하층계급의 개념과 등장배경
4. 사회적 배제 개념과 하층계급 개념의 한국빈곤정책에의 함의
5. 결론
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ABSTRACT

영어 초록

The purpose of this study is to explore the concept of social exclusion and underclass and to find out their implication for the poverty policy in Korea.
Social exclusion as a concept, on the other hand, offers a broader perspective in addressing multi-dimensional disadvantage, especially in relation to social policy. The term underclass offers a convenient metaphor for use in commentaries on inner city crises because it evokes three widely shared perceptions: novelty, complexity, and danger. Conditions within inner cities are unprecedented; they cannot be reduced to a single factor; and they menace the rest of us. Open debate on the underclass accelerated in 1977 when Time magazine announced the emergence of a menacing underclass in America’s inner cities. Drugs, crime, teenage pregnancy, and high unemployment, not poverty, defined the ‘underclass,’ most of whose members were young and minorities. With the publication in 1982 of Ken Auletta’s Underclass, the word secured it dominance in the vocabulary of inner-city pathology.
As implications for Korean poverty policy of the concept of social exclusion and underclass, the establishment of multi-dimensional concept of poverty, development of multi-dimensional approach of social work, improvement of National Basic Life Guarantee System, research on employment policy in social welfare field, and research on housing policy for the poor were suggested.

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