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Social inclusion ‐‐ a framework for evaluation

Peter Bates, Julie Repper

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The concept of ‘social inclusion’ has become shorthand for all kinds of desirable service outcomes, but what does it actually mean? Can it be deconstructed in to component parts and measured? In this article Peter Bates and Julie Repper have made a start at addressing these issues and are looking to carry forward the discussion through the Social Inclusion Research Network, featured in A life in the day 5.1.

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The concept of ‘social inclusion’ has become shorthand for all kinds of desirable service outcomes, but what does it actually mean? Can it be deconstructed in to component parts and measured? In this article Peter Bates and Julie Repper have made a start at addressing these issues and are looking to carry forward the discussion through the Social Inclusion Research Network, featured in A life in the day 5.1.

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The concept of ‘social inclusion’ has become shorthand for all kinds of desirable service outcomes, but what does it actually mean? Can it be deconstructed in to component parts and measured? In this article Peter Bates and Julie Repper have made a start at addressing these issues and are looking to carry forward the discussion through the Social Inclusion Research Network, featured in A life in the day 5.1.

Key concepts: BATES, Inclusion (mineral), Service (business), Component (thermodynamics), Sociology, Computer science, Social science, Engineering

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