Social Exclusion of Youth Living in Disadvantaged Districts - Aksungur, Umut
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In this study,the aim is to understand social exclusion of urban youth living in the most disadvantaged districts of Ankara. In this study, social exclusion is accepted as a process of long term non-participation in the economic, civic, and social spheres which integrate the society in which an individual lives. Therefore, the definition of social exclusion centered on the notion of lack of integration is accepted as a background of the study. In this respect, social exclusion is accepted as an endpoint in a irreversible process of being placed in the margins of society. Some major conclusions…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In this study,the aim is to understand social exclusion of urban youth living in the most disadvantaged districts of Ankara. In this study, social exclusion is accepted as a process of long term non-participation in the economic, civic, and social spheres which integrate the society in which an individual lives. Therefore, the definition of social exclusion centered on the notion of lack of integration is accepted as a background of the study. In this respect, social exclusion is accepted as an endpoint in a irreversible process of being placed in the margins of society. Some major conclusions of the research are that there is not one single and uniform experience of social exclusion among young people; that a context of social exclusion does not generate just one way of getting by for young people; that exclusionary process can be experienced as a vicious circle or as a spiral of disadvantage ; that social exclusion has a multi-dimensional character.
Autorenporträt
Umut Aksungur was born in K¿rklareli/Turkey in 1980. He has recieved his Bachelor of Science degree in June 2003 and Master of Science in 2006 in sociology from Middle East Technical University (METU). Currently, he is enrolled at the Phd. Program in Sociology Department at METU. He also works as an expert for Turkish Ministry of Culture