Sociological studies of poverty governance investigate how state actors manage
marginalized populations, regulate their participation in social institutions, and reform their …

Energy poverty is driven by four factors: poverty; high energy prices; energy-inefficiency; and
specific household characteristics. Increasingly refined definitions of energy poverty (and/or …

Within the confines of the receding Swedish welfare state, family homelessness and poverty
are on the rise among one-parent families, in particular those headed by a single migrant …

This paper aims to highlight the role of clientelism in the Justice and Development Party's
(Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi) electoral dominance in Turkish politics. Based on intensive …

Energy poverty is driven by four factors: poverty; high energy prices; energy-inefficiency; and
specific household characteristics. Increasingly refined definitions of energy poverty (and/or …

This paper explores the intersection of poverty and recognition theory, grounded in Axel
Honneth's framework, to offer a novel perspective on poverty as a multifaceted social …

Widespread socio-economic challenges such as high levels of poverty and unemployment
continue to plague South Africa. Owing to the nature of social work service delivery, social …

What does 'doing family while poor'teach us about agency, resilience and care under COVID-
19? Set against a dual backdrop of increasing economic hardships and expanding …

The Canadian child welfare system has been characterized as being in crisis for over a
decade; the number of children in care (and dying in care) has increased dramatically …

Increasingly, the non-profit sector is expected to provide services for which the state
previously took responsibility, and plays a vital role in providing key supports, such as those …