How Fair Is Australia? - a View from Australians Living in Poverty
Mark Peel
Abstract
Mark Peel
Abstract
The debate about social division and poverty in Australia pays too little attention to the experiences and ideas of people who suffered from it and discussions of welfare reform or ways of tackling unemployment often fail to address a broader problem because the rich people form it. So it is important to listen to those who suffer poverty and it is made sure that they are involved in the discussion of its remedies.
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The debate about social division and poverty in Australia pays too little attention to the experiences and ideas of people who suffered from it and discussions of welfare reform or ways of tackling unemployment often fail to address a broader problem because the rich people form it. So it is important to listen to those who suffer poverty and it is made sure that they are involved in the discussion of its remedies.
Key concepts: Poverty, Unemployment, Culture of poverty, Welfare, Welfare reform, Poor people, Sociology, Economic growth