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Creating Unequal Futures? - Rethinking poverty, inequality and disadvantage (Paperback)
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Creating Unequal Futures? - Rethinking poverty, inequality and disadvantage (Paperback)
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'This is an important and powerful book because of the rigour of
the analysis, the good sense of the innovative strategies for
action by government, business and civil society, and the concern
throughout for social justice.' - John Langmore, Director, UN
Division for Social Policy and DevelopmentOne in six Australian
kids live below the poverty line. Among the twenty-five leading
industrialised countries, Australia has the fifth highest child
poverty rate. This is a useful, if stark, indicator of the extent
of long-term disadvantage in this country.Creating Unequal Futures?
brings together eight of Australia's leading social scientists to
introduce the reader to the processes which create and sustain
persistent patterns of poverty and disadvantage. Although the
contributors use different approaches, their research leads to a
united call for a rethinking away from the prevailing 'gloom and
doom' presentations of Australian material life. They signal
pathways out of the dilemmas that bind people to poverty and
disadvantage. If followed, those pathways will guide us to a future
characterised by less inequality. If ignored, we may further
entrench patterns of disadvantage and risk creating unequal futures
for all Australians.
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