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Chapter 13 Marginalization - compsy.org.uk
13 MarginalizationMark Burton* and Carolyn Kagan**Pre editorial draft for Chapter in press in Isaac Prilleltensky and Geoff Nelson, (Eds.) Community Psychology: In pursuit of wellness and liberation. To be published 2003 by MacMillan/Palgrave, London.* Head of Development and Clinical Services, Manchester Learning Disability Partnership. Also visiting Professor of Disability Service Development and Evaluation, University of Northumbria at Newcastle, and Honorary Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University.** Professor of Community Social Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University MorChapter understand the nature of social Marginalization consider values that contribute to consider values that can counter establish the relevance of critical community psychology praxis for working against propose analytic and practical tools for working against reflect on some potential problems community psychologists can meet when trying to work against is an experience affecting millions of people throughout the world.
marginalization, in terms of social exclusion, are similar, whatever the origins and processes of marginalization, irrespective of whether these are to be located in social attitudes (such as towards impairment, sexuality, ethnicity and so on) or social circumstance (such as closure of workplaces, absence of affordable housing and so on).
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