... workers and students, but also serious effects on social isolation, mental health, access to welfare and public services. Together with assessing the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on poverty in France, this paper highlights the lack of recognition of community support in the face of hard times...

... et al., 2014). Despite the growing research interest in this topic, a deeper understanding of the experiences of the users of the assistance is needed (Caraher and Cavicchi, 2014). One significant, yet understudied issue is the social and communal dimension that breadlines are suggested...

... precedents. According to Maddalena (2013) , the common property is rooted in Roman Law where it had a native character. It ensured to community’s members a permanent and undisturbed use of certain resources that had a social utility and, thus, could not be appropriated by individuals. The commons continued...

... in different regions of Asia. The purpose of this special issue is to examine complicated boundary shift in care provision and financing between the state, market, community and family in East, Southeast and South Asia and to explore the implications of these changes in care policies and practices for social...

... and case studies of different kinds of kindergartens. Findings The paper finds that the previous work‐unit based public care system has changed to a much more complicated care mix in which the roles of the state, employer, community, market and the informal sector of the family in terms of provision...

... school performance data, encouraging experimentation and facilitating broad stakeholder, community and neighbourhood engagement in school planning and operations. The article argues that measures such as these will assist to mobilize trust, minimise social fragmentation, generate and regenerate community...

...Alan Kirschenbaum This paper utilizes the generic source of “community” to define a disaster community emphasizing disaster areas’ perceived boundaries and the social networks that fall within these boundaries. Three such “disaster communities” are proposed based on family‐kin, micro‐neighborhood...

...Cheryl Hyde; Megan Meyer; Dick Cook Explores a new model for civic engagement which may have potential for a cooperative relationship. Examines a form of multi‐sector collaboration named as community benefits district and goes on to explain this in depth. Uses tables for explanation and concludes...