In this paper, we address anti-poverty policies in Quebec and especially the adoption of Bill 112 in December 2002. We argue that apart from structural elements specific to the Quebec context, without the popular mobilisation initiated by the Collectif pour une loi sur l'élimination de la pauvreté, Bill 112 would not have been developed or passed into law. We show first how social actors have created a movement that changed the conditions of public action towards poverty, analysing the particular political opportunity structure of the time period (1995-2002) favourable to the Collectif and two internal dimensions of the movement: its efficient strategy, and the fact that poor people themselves were at the forefront of the mobilisation. We t...
New poor, new politics. Over the past three decades, poverty has again become a structural reality ...
Comment gouverne-t-on les pauvres aujourd'hui ? Sur la base d'une enquête comparative et qualitative...
The following comments were formulated as part of a mandate to advise the Québec Government on the d...
In this paper, we address anti-poverty policies in Quebec and especially the adoption of Bill 112 in...
This paper examines how a discourse around those living in poverty has been created, and its implica...
Le 12 juin 2002, le gouvernement du Québec rendait public un projet de loi visant à lutter contre la...
Creating organizations through which the poor could have a voice was the primary goal of the anti-po...
The strategies to combat poverty and exclusion in France and Québec are different. This general find...
International audienceBy adopting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in the United Nations in 2...
By setting out its national strategy to combat poverty and social exclusion, instituted by the Act t...
In this article, Jean-Luc Outin examines the Québec Act to combat poverty and social exclusion from ...
Since the end 1990s, jurisdictions across the world have adopted an innovative governance process ca...
In 2002 the Government of Quebec enacted Bill 112, known as An Act to Combat Poverty and Social Excl...
Activating the poor and the unemployed. Lessons of a reform strategy. «Activation of social protecti...
Texte remanié d'une thèse de doctorat en droit public (Paris 1, 2000)International audienceLaw chall...
New poor, new politics. Over the past three decades, poverty has again become a structural reality ...
Comment gouverne-t-on les pauvres aujourd'hui ? Sur la base d'une enquête comparative et qualitative...
The following comments were formulated as part of a mandate to advise the Québec Government on the d...
In this paper, we address anti-poverty policies in Quebec and especially the adoption of Bill 112 in...
This paper examines how a discourse around those living in poverty has been created, and its implica...
Le 12 juin 2002, le gouvernement du Québec rendait public un projet de loi visant à lutter contre la...
Creating organizations through which the poor could have a voice was the primary goal of the anti-po...
The strategies to combat poverty and exclusion in France and Québec are different. This general find...
International audienceBy adopting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in the United Nations in 2...
By setting out its national strategy to combat poverty and social exclusion, instituted by the Act t...
In this article, Jean-Luc Outin examines the Québec Act to combat poverty and social exclusion from ...
Since the end 1990s, jurisdictions across the world have adopted an innovative governance process ca...
In 2002 the Government of Quebec enacted Bill 112, known as An Act to Combat Poverty and Social Excl...
Activating the poor and the unemployed. Lessons of a reform strategy. «Activation of social protecti...
Texte remanié d'une thèse de doctorat en droit public (Paris 1, 2000)International audienceLaw chall...
New poor, new politics. Over the past three decades, poverty has again become a structural reality ...
Comment gouverne-t-on les pauvres aujourd'hui ? Sur la base d'une enquête comparative et qualitative...
The following comments were formulated as part of a mandate to advise the Québec Government on the d...