Familialization of care arrangements in Turkey: questioning the social inclusion of 'the invisible'
Aİ Aybars, FU Beşpınar… - Research and Policy on …, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
This paper examines the dynamics of care arrangements for children, persons with
disabilities (PWD), and the elderly, who constitute the group of 'the invisible'in social policy
in Turkey. The invisibility of these three groups stems from their systematic, consistent and
diffuse exclusion from the social, political and economic life of the country. The context of
social inclusion policies for these groups in Turkey presents a challenge to assess their
implications in three important respects:(I) the lack of data concerning these groups,(II) the …
disabilities (PWD), and the elderly, who constitute the group of 'the invisible'in social policy
in Turkey. The invisibility of these three groups stems from their systematic, consistent and
diffuse exclusion from the social, political and economic life of the country. The context of
social inclusion policies for these groups in Turkey presents a challenge to assess their
implications in three important respects:(I) the lack of data concerning these groups,(II) the …
Familialization of care arrangements in Turkey: questioning the social inclusion of 'the invisible'
HS Kalaycıoğlu, Aİ Aybars, FU Beşpınar Akgüner - 2018 - open.metu.edu.tr
This paper examines the dynamics of care arrangements for children, persons with
disabilities (PWD), and the elderly, who constitute the group of 'the invisible'in social policy
in Turkey. The invisibility of these three groups stems from their systematic, consistent and
diffuse exclusion from the social, political and economic life of the country. The context of
social inclusion policies for these groups in Turkey presents a challenge to assess their
implications in three important respects:(I) the lack of data concerning these groups,(II) the …
disabilities (PWD), and the elderly, who constitute the group of 'the invisible'in social policy
in Turkey. The invisibility of these three groups stems from their systematic, consistent and
diffuse exclusion from the social, political and economic life of the country. The context of
social inclusion policies for these groups in Turkey presents a challenge to assess their
implications in three important respects:(I) the lack of data concerning these groups,(II) the …
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