Socijalna isključenost

Socijalna isključenost ili društvena marginalizacija je društveni nedostatak i potiskivanje na rub društva. To je izraz koji se široko koristi u Evropi, a prvi put je upotrebljen u Francuskoj krajem 20. veka. Koristi se u raznim disciplinama uključujući obrazovanje, sociologiju, psihologiju, politiku i ekonomiju.

Socijalna isključenost je proces u kojem su pojedincima blokirana (ili im je uskraćen potpuni pristup) raznim pravima, mogućnostima i resursima koji su inače dostupni pripadnicima druge grupe, a koji su od suštinskog značaja za društvenu integraciju i poštovanje ljudskih prava unutar te određene grupe.

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Spoljašnje veze

• Is the U.S. a Good Model for Reducing Social Exclusion in Europe? Center for Economic and Policy Research, August 2006
• "Inclutivities" - A Collection of Games, Exercises and Activities for Use in Art Therapy and Training Programmes for Groups of Marginalised and Excluded Persons EU Project "Against Exclusion", 2014