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Sociology of environment --- Great Britain --- Citizens' associations --- Neighborhood government --- Community organization --- Case studies --- Citizens' associations - England - Case studies --- Neighborhood government - England - Case studies --- Community organization - England - Case studies

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An examination of how global markets exploit children throughout the world.

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"From the ale-house drunks of the Victorian era to the obese benefit scroungers of today, civilization has consistently pinned blame and shame for any societal issues on the poorer classes. In reality, the recent dismantling of crucial welfare state sections by both the U.K.'s Labour and Conservative governments has resulted in the emergence of a new, harshly disadvantaged layer of British society. Growing numbers of unemployed citizens have been deserted, their voices obscured. In Cut Out, journalist Jeremy Seabrook talks to these silenced communities in order to expose the cruel realities of the situation the British government has created for some of its most vulnerable citizens. Seabrook uncovers the many routes to poverty caused by welfare reforms and explores the brutally honest stories of Britain's most devastated lives."--

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Upper, middle or lower? Which class are you? Perhaps you don't think class exists any more, but Jeremy Seabrook argues that it most certainly does, just in the way that caste still operates in India - even though it is officially outlawed in that country. Hierarchies and rankings have been with us since the earliest times and they show no sign of disappearing yet. Those at the top would have too much to lose. And don't think that 'class' is just a British phenomenon. It's alive everywhere. In the US everyone is 'middle class' - except of course those who don't work, are homeless and poor. They are the 'underclass', a fate almost worse than death. This No-Nonsense Guide gives the full picture of how class analysis emerged from earlier categorizations, how it affected and still affects people's lives even today in our globalized world.

Social classes --- Social justice --- Equality --- Working class