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    Social isolation and exclusion are related but distinct concepts. Social isolation refers to a lack of contact between individuals and society, while social exclusion involves both a lack of resources and inability to participate fully in economic, social, and community life. The distribution of income is an important factor influencing social exclusion, as those with very low incomes often cannot afford to participate in activities that others in society take for granted.

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    Social isolation and exclusion are related but distinct concepts. Social isolation refers to a lack of contact between individuals and society, while social exclusion involves both a lack of resources and inability to participate fully in economic, social, and community life. The distribution of income is an important factor influencing social exclusion, as those with very low incomes often cannot afford to participate in activities that others in society take for granted.

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    Social isolation and exclusion are related but distinct concepts. Social isolation refers to a lack of contact between individuals and society, while social exclusion involves both a lack of resources and inability to participate fully in economic, social, and community life. The distribution of income is an important factor influencing social exclusion, as those with very low incomes often cannot afford to participate in activities that others in society take for granted.

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    Barry, Bryan (2002), Social exclusion, social isolation and the

    distribution of income, en John Hills, Julien Le Grand y David


    Piachaud (eds). Understanding Social Exclusion, London: Oxford
    University Press. Introduction, pp. 13-29

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