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Revising social inclusion to take account of care
Trish Hill, Cathy Thomson
1.6.2017
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This article explores the social exclusion that carers may face, suggesting that current social inclusion assessments often overlook care or perceive it as solely a barrier to inclusion. Through drawing on theories of care, the paper argues that current definitions of social inclusion need to be revised to become more carer-inclusive. The article encourages a greater focus to be placed on relational frameworks, arguing that relational frameworks of social inclusion can better reveal the structural inequalities of care.
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