INCLUSION PARTNERSHIPS
CHILD POVERTY IN SOCIALPeter A Kemp (University of York),
Jo Dean and Daniel Mackay (University of Glasgow) Scottish Executive Central Research Unit
2002 This document is also available in pdf format (234k) CONTENTSAcknowledgements SUMMARY OF FINDINGS CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CHILD POVERTY
RESEARCH AIMS
METHODS
STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT CHAPTER TWO CHILD POVERTY IN CONTEXT
THE GROWTH OF CHILD POVERTY
REASONS FOR THE GROWTH OF CHILD POVERTY
CONSEQUENCES OF CHILD POVERTY
ENDING CHILD POVERTY
CONCLUSION CHAPTER THREE CHILD POVERTY IN SCOTLAND
INTRODUCTION
SCOTLAND COMPARED
THE INCIDENCE OF CHILD POVERTY
THE COMPOSITION OF CHILD POVERTY
THE GEOGRAPHY OF CHILD POVERTY
THE ODDS OF CHILDREN BEING IN POVERTY
CONCLUSIONS CHAPTER FOUR CHILD POVERTY IN
SOCIAL INCLUSION PARTNERSHIPS
INTRODUCTION
CHILDREN IN SIPS: HOW DIFFERENT?
THE COMPOSITION OF CHILD POVERTY IN SIPS
THE ODDS OF CHILDREN BEING POOR IN SIPS
CONCLUSIONS CHAPTER FIVE TACKLING CHILD POVERTY
IN SOCIAL INCLUSION PARTNERSHIPS
Defining child poverty
The case study SIPs
The range of child poverty initiatives
A typology of child poverty initiatives
Gaps in services
Summary CHAPTER SIX CONCLUSIONS
CHILD POVERTY IN SCOTLAND
CHILD POVERTY IN SIPS
TACKLING CHILD POVERTY IN SIPS
RECOMMENDATIONS AND ISSUES ARISING FROM THE RESEARCH REFERENCES APPENDIX ONE Defining Income APPENDIX TWO Social Inclusion Partnerships and
Elswhere Compared APPENDIX THREE Qualitative Research methods |