Between the Social and the Spatial

Prologue - from the social to the spatial. Stepping stones on my way to a conceptual framework, Jan Vranken; Preface - on the crossroads of the social and spatial dimensions of poverty, The Editors.; Part I Poverty as a Multidimensional Concept: What forms does poverty take in European Societies at the beginning of the 21st century?, Serge Paugam; Income, health and multi-dimensionality, Anthony Atkinson; Making poverty analysis richer. Multidimensional poverty research for social policy design, Chris de Neubourg, Keetie Roelen and Franziska Gassmann; EU redistributive social policy: social exclusion transcended, Jos Berghman and Annelies Debels; Care partnership, welfare and work: a historical perspective, Catharina Lis and Hugo Soly; Do firms need to be '3rd laces' for jobs to be good? Some comments on Andre Gorz' justification of unconditional income guarantees, Walter van Trier.; Part II Spatial Dimensions of Poverty: Space in sociology: an exploration of a difficult conception, Christian Kesteloot, Maarten Loopmans and Pascal de Decker; Changing society by rebuilding neighbourhoods. On the effects of restructuring deprived urban areas: experiences from the Netherlands, Jack Burgers; Social reconquest as a new policy paradigm. Changing urban policies in the city of Rotterdam, Erik Snel and Godfried Engbersen; Social captial in deprived neighbourhoods, Jurgen Friedrichs and Jennifer Klockner; Competitiveness, cohesion, and the credit crunch: reflections on the sustainability of urban policy, Mike Raco and Tuna Tasan-Kok; Explanations for the development of large housing estates in North-Western European cities, Ronald van Kempen and Karien Dekker; Conclusion - building bridges between the social and the spatial?, Katrien de Boyser, Caroline Dewilde, Danielle Dierckx and Jurgen Friedrichs; Index.