Social Suffering in the Neoliberal Age
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Social Suffering in the Neoliberal Age
State Power, Logics and Resistance
St Guillaume, Louise; Soldatic, Karen
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2022
240
Dura
Inglês
9780367675554
15 a 20 dias
644
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0.Introduction: Social suffering and resistance in the social protection system. Part I: Structure, power and social suffering. 1.'Problem family' representations: the construction of intergenerational disadvantage in policy. 2.Corroding motherhood: Australian single mothers' social suffering and supplication. 3.Violence-induced social suffering and the toxic mix of automated and privatised social security: the case of the Cashless Debit Card in Australia. 4.Public service ethics and the Income Compliance Program. 5.Barriers to recovery: the impact of disability social security reform on the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians living with mental health conditions. 6.Neoliberal principles and the perpetuation of ableism in the economic participation stream of the Information, Linkages and Capacity Building program. 7.Whose aged care? My Aged Care representations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and ageing. 8.Torture in the Meantime: Australia's mandatory detention regime for asylum seekers. Part II: Practices of resistance and hope. 9.Subjectification, suffering and emotional resistance: life on the Cashless Debit Card. 10.Universal income and services for people with disability in Australia: lessons from the blind pension. 11.Neoliberalism and suffering in higher education: compassionate pedagogy as an act of resistance. 12.Transforming colonial social suffering: strategies of hope and resistance by LGBTIQ+ Indigenous peoples in settler-colonial Australia. 13. First Nations organisations and strategies of disruption and resistance to settler-colonial governance in Australia. 14. Conclusion: Making suffering legible.
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Social Suffering;Torres Strait Islander Peoples;Torres Strait Islander;Torres Strait Islander Australians;Australian Government;Indigenous Gender;Disability Support Pension;Individualised Funding Packages;Compulsory Income Management;Social Security Payments;Hervey Bay;Universal Basic Income;Social Protection System;Good Life;UN;Welfare Recipients;Contemporary Society;Welfare Reform;De Wispelaere;Compassionate Pedagogy;Public Administration;Aged Care;State's Daily Practices;Rapid Repeat Pregnancy;Intergenerational Welfare Dependency
0.Introduction: Social suffering and resistance in the social protection system. Part I: Structure, power and social suffering. 1.'Problem family' representations: the construction of intergenerational disadvantage in policy. 2.Corroding motherhood: Australian single mothers' social suffering and supplication. 3.Violence-induced social suffering and the toxic mix of automated and privatised social security: the case of the Cashless Debit Card in Australia. 4.Public service ethics and the Income Compliance Program. 5.Barriers to recovery: the impact of disability social security reform on the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians living with mental health conditions. 6.Neoliberal principles and the perpetuation of ableism in the economic participation stream of the Information, Linkages and Capacity Building program. 7.Whose aged care? My Aged Care representations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and ageing. 8.Torture in the Meantime: Australia's mandatory detention regime for asylum seekers. Part II: Practices of resistance and hope. 9.Subjectification, suffering and emotional resistance: life on the Cashless Debit Card. 10.Universal income and services for people with disability in Australia: lessons from the blind pension. 11.Neoliberalism and suffering in higher education: compassionate pedagogy as an act of resistance. 12.Transforming colonial social suffering: strategies of hope and resistance by LGBTIQ+ Indigenous peoples in settler-colonial Australia. 13. First Nations organisations and strategies of disruption and resistance to settler-colonial governance in Australia. 14. Conclusion: Making suffering legible.
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Social Suffering;Torres Strait Islander Peoples;Torres Strait Islander;Torres Strait Islander Australians;Australian Government;Indigenous Gender;Disability Support Pension;Individualised Funding Packages;Compulsory Income Management;Social Security Payments;Hervey Bay;Universal Basic Income;Social Protection System;Good Life;UN;Welfare Recipients;Contemporary Society;Welfare Reform;De Wispelaere;Compassionate Pedagogy;Public Administration;Aged Care;State's Daily Practices;Rapid Repeat Pregnancy;Intergenerational Welfare Dependency
