Social exclusion and its relationship to protest behavior (Theoretical vision) | ||
| Philosophy Journal | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 14, September 2018, Pages 135-156 | ||
| Author | ||
| Huraa Mohamed Ali Kassem | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The concept of social exclusion in the EU poverty studies in the 1980, where it was in French (English language (Exclusion sociale (Social Exclusion), has been used as an alternative to the concepts of poverty and deprivation, being more flexible and less abuse of these concepts., where he mentions "social exclusion" Social Exclusion in French politics to categories of people who have been excluded from social security in France (Hilary,Silver,1995). The EU has identified several names to social exclusion, poverty and marginalization are, political exclusion, exclusion, exclusion under the minimum life, cultural exclusion, including race, gender, Economic, political and social deprivation (Peace, 1999, p:397). This indicates that social exclusion is multifaceted or aspects, and believes that there is a relationship theory researcher between social exclusion and the protest behaviour which is known as activity carried out by members of disadvantaged groups, ranging from individual attempts to develop his personal standard methods Normative (socially acceptable) or non-standard Non-Normative (socially unacceptable), to engage in a series of behaviors of normative or non-normative society, defined as protest behavior researcher theory (Crosby) Relative deprivation that protest is only objection to the conditions of deprivation and frustration or sense of injustice, from the during the exercise behaviour for or desire to do this behavior, and social exclusion is akin to relative deprivation, there are requirements on access denial and confirms the presence of farouk individual among individuals to recognize that deprivation, and there is a wide variety of behavioral alternatives from relative deprivation, as (i.e. biodiversity) function of personal and situational factors, which may be a sort of protest against this denial. | ||
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