Mothers' negotiation of welfare support: the emergence of privatized entitlement

What is it about?

Previous accounts of exclusion, primarily those proposed in the context of access to welfare, marginalize the role of mothers' negotiation in enhancing access to resources. My study shows that in order to understand the lived experience of exclusion, we need to separate between mothers' whose negotiation alleviate their poverty and other mothers who are forced into dependency on dangerous sources of support.

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