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Shirin Vossoughi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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from the Poverty of Culture to the power of politics the evolution of w e b du bois
Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education, 2020Co-Authors: Kyle Beckham, Shirin VossoughiAbstract:The Culture of Poverty thesis did not emerge from the conservative shadows of American intellectual life, but from its most liberal hopes for the future. Most of its earliest champions were committ...
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The Culture of Poverty, again
Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education, 2020Co-Authors: Ray Mcdermott, Shirin VossoughiAbstract:This introduction to the special issue offers a selective account of two efforts, across a half century, to describe and alleviate the plight of poor people and their children in school: a specific...
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rewriting race class and the Culture of Poverty ethnographic work by eleanor leacock 1959 1980
Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education, 2020Co-Authors: Shirin Vossoughi, Katherine RodelaAbstract:Eleanor Leacock (1922–1987) was a cultural anthropologist and prominent critic of the “Culture of Poverty” framework. This paper analyzes Leacock’s writings on the Culture of Poverty with the follo...
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Rewriting Race, Class, and the “Culture of Poverty:” Ethnographic Work by Eleanor Leacock, 1959–1980
Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education, 2018Co-Authors: Shirin Vossoughi, Katherine RodelaAbstract:Eleanor Leacock (1922–1987) was a cultural anthropologist and prominent critic of the “Culture of Poverty” framework. This paper analyzes Leacock’s writings on the Culture of Poverty with the follo...
Katherine Rodela - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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rewriting race class and the Culture of Poverty ethnographic work by eleanor leacock 1959 1980
Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education, 2020Co-Authors: Shirin Vossoughi, Katherine RodelaAbstract:Eleanor Leacock (1922–1987) was a cultural anthropologist and prominent critic of the “Culture of Poverty” framework. This paper analyzes Leacock’s writings on the Culture of Poverty with the follo...
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Rewriting Race, Class, and the “Culture of Poverty:” Ethnographic Work by Eleanor Leacock, 1959–1980
Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education, 2018Co-Authors: Shirin Vossoughi, Katherine RodelaAbstract:Eleanor Leacock (1922–1987) was a cultural anthropologist and prominent critic of the “Culture of Poverty” framework. This paper analyzes Leacock’s writings on the Culture of Poverty with the follo...
Jo Beall - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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from the Culture of Poverty to inclusive cities re framing urban policy and politics
Journal of International Development, 2000Co-Authors: Jo BeallAbstract:During the early development decades the urban poor were seen as an aberration or an underclass, victims of their own apathy and modest expectations (Lewis, 1961). Today they are more likely to be seen as heroic (De Soto, 1989) or as crucial contributors to inclusive cities (UNCHS (Habitat), 1999). By looking first at urbanization trends and the rise in urban Poverty, this article reviews how urban social disadvantage has been variously understood, tracing shifts in analytical emphasis and policy consequences over the last half century. It explores the implications for urban policy and politics of the increasing focus on social exclusion and inclusion, in particular whether a social exclusion perspective affords a better opportunity for addressing issues of inequalities manifest at the level of the city. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Susan L. Thomas - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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From the Culture of Poverty to the Culture of Single Motherhood
Women & Politics, 2008Co-Authors: Susan L. ThomasAbstract:Women in the United States have long suffered high rates of Poverty,yet it was only in the late 1970s that the "feminization of Poverty" was recognized. Instead of using the emerging gender-based theoretical framework to explain women's impoverishment, however, a core of mainstream researchers relied on a familiar male-centered "Culture of Poverty" analysis. Rather than simply grafting women onto the extant paradigm, these scholars instead replaced male with female pathologies as central to their Poverty analysis. The resulting revised paradigm, which I call the Culture of single motherhood, marks a turning point in Poverty scholarship in the U.S. To the belief that men were the primary victims and perpetrators of impoverishment has been added the idea that women themselves could be the cause of their own, even men's, Poverty. The central thesis of this paper is that even in themost recent theorizing about Poverty and its allevation we are again faced with the Culture of Poverty controversy albeit updated...
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From the Culture of Poverty to the Culture of single motherhood: The new Poverty paradigm
Journal of Women Politics & Policy, 1994Co-Authors: Susan L. ThomasAbstract:Women in the United States have long suffered high rates of Poverty,yet it was only in the late 1970s that the "feminization of Poverty" was recognized. Instead of using the emerging gender-based theoretical framework to explain women's impoverishment, however, a core of mainstream researchers relied on a familiar male-centered "Culture of Poverty" analysis. Rather than simply grafting women onto the extant paradigm, these scholars instead replaced male with female pathologies as central to their Poverty analysis. The resulting revised paradigm, which I call the Culture of single motherhood, marks a turning point in Poverty scholarship in the U.S. To the belief that men were the primary victims and perpetrators of impoverishment has been added the idea that women themselves could be the cause of their own, even men's, Poverty. The central thesis of this paper is that even in themost recent theorizing about Poverty and its allevation we are again faced with the Culture of Poverty controversy albeit updated...
Nicolas Duvoux - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Culture of Poverty
2011Co-Authors: Nicolas DuvouxAbstract:In the U.S., in France as well with Hugues Lagrange's book on “the denial of Cultures”, Culture has again become the focus of Poverty studies. Our (...)
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The Culture of Poverty Reconsidered
2010Co-Authors: Nicolas DuvouxAbstract:About: D. J. Harding, M. Lamont, M. L. Small, dir., Reconsidering Culture and Poverty, The Annals.
