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The Spatial Dimensions of Urban Social Exclusion and Integration,s; these are all considered of crucial importance to understand the life chances of citizens. In the European realm, proof of this assertion can easily be found at various geographical levels. We simply have to refer to the welfare state comparisons (Esping-Andersen, 1990); or to studies, which addr

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Paris: Neighbourhood Identity as a Resource for the Urban Poor, proliferation of schemes to assist people excluded from the labour market — from financial support (minimum welfare support, incentives to encourage integration and solidarity) to courses in professional training and social integration.

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Andreas Kapphan,Hartmut H?ussermann first collaborative failure?– Adam’s and Eve’s eating from the forbidden fruit. Using the biblical story of the Garden of Eden as a background, this chapter presents the emotion of shame and discusses when, why, and how people experience shame. Integrating theoretical and clinical perspectives, the

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