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Estêvão, P., Calado, A. & Capucha, L. (2020). The impact of the European crisis in vulnerable households in Europe. In Marie Boost, Jennifer Dagg, Jane Gray, and Markus Promberger (Ed.), Poverty, crisis and resilience. (pp. 37-56). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

P. L. Estêvão et al.,  "The impact of the European crisis in vulnerable households in Europe", in Poverty, crisis and resilience, Marie Boost, Jennifer Dagg, Jane Gray, and Markus Promberger, Ed., Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2020, pp. 37-56

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This insightful book illustrates that in addition to sufficient welfare transfers, there is a need for low-commodified common goods, including public health services, access to housing, education infrastructures and public space. These need to be made available not only for the registered poor but all low-income households. Drawing on over 400 interviews with families and experts across Europe, the chapters demonstrate the need for social policy to become more tolerant towards various forms of small additional income generation and non-commodified values and lifestyles.
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