CONTENTS
Chapter 5
Attitudes and Perceptions of Inclusion Subjective Assessments of Individuals and Groups Attitudes toward Excluded Groups Perceptions of Inequality and Fairness Concluding Reflections Notes References
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III. CHANGE IS POSSIBLE Chapter 6
Change toward Social Inclusion Change in What? The Propellers of Change toward Social Inclusion The Importance of Shared Goals and Strong Institutions Reflecting on the Trajectory of Change References
193 194 200 202 209 210
Chapter 7
Propelling Social Inclusion Intervening for Social Inclusion through Markets Intervening for Social Inclusion through Services Intervening for Social Inclusion through Spaces Cross-Cutting Approaches Spanning Many Domains What Can Social Inclusion Mean in Practice? Notes References
213 215 219 223 229 234 242 242
Chapter 8
Concluding Reflections What Does This Report Mean for Practitioners of Development? References
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Appendix A Usage of Terms Social Inclusion and Social Exclusion 255 References 258 Appendix B Recent Measures of Well-Being
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Appendix C Illustrative Examples of Policies and Programs That Address Social Inclusion
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