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The Inclusive Society?: Social Exclusion and New Labour

Ruth Levitas

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Acknowledgements - Introduction - Discourses of Social Exclusion - From Social Justice to Social Cohesion - The Optimism of Will - Staking Claims - Community Rules - New Labour, New Discourse - From Equality to Social Inclusion - Delivering Social Inclusion - The New Durkheimian Hegemony - Notes - Select Bibliography - Index

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Acknowledgements - Introduction - Discourses of Social Exclusion - From Social Justice to Social Cohesion - The Optimism of Will - Staking Claims - Community Rules - New Labour, New Discourse - From Equality to Social Inclusion - Delivering Social Inclusion - The New Durkheimian Hegemony - Notes - Select Bibliography - Index

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Acknowledgements - Introduction - Discourses of Social Exclusion - From Social Justice to Social Cohesion - The Optimism of Will - Staking Claims - Community Rules - New Labour, New Discourse - From Equality to Social Inclusion - Delivering Social Inclusion - The New Durkheimian Hegemony - Notes - Select Bibliography - Index

Key concepts: Social exclusion, Hegemony, Cohesion (chemistry), Sociology, Social justice, Inclusion (mineral), Optimism, Index (typography)

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