1. Kornelia Kozovska: Measuring Poverty and social exclusion in the European Union The concepts of poverty and social exclusion used at the EU level have developed in support of a policy coordination process (social OMC) and in connection with EU level statistical developments. From the ‘70s onwards, there has been a gradual evolution of the … Continue reading
EPPC 2013 – Breaking the Cycle: Rethinking Poverty in the Developed World
The conference “Breaking the Cycle: Rethinking Poverty in the Developed World” is a timely response to the problems faced by the most vulnerable in society. The austerity measures, adopted in the wake of the financial crisis, continue to push an ever-greater number into poverty whilst worsening the predicament of those already in need. Organised entirely by students of public policy, the conference aims to address this pressing challenge that we continue to face in the 21st century. Continue reading