Social Inclusion

PETER ASKONAS is Visiting Tutor, Theology of Society, Heythorp College, University of London and Co-founder and Hon. Vice-President, Christian Association of Business Executives (CABE). He is the author of many articles and co-editor and co-author of Welfare and Values. - ANGUS STEWART is Lecturer in Sociology and Course Director, Master's Programme in Political Sociology at the London School of Economics. He is former editor of the British Journal of Sociology.

• Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Social Inclusion: An Introduction; A.Stewart PART I: PERSPECTIVES ON INCLUSION Inclusion: A Radical Critique; J.Gray Strategies for Social Inclusion: Promoting Social Cohesion or Social Justice?; R.Lister Never Ending Story: Inclusion and Exclusion in Late Modernity; A.Stewart What it Means 'To Be Excluded': Living to Stay Apart - or Together?; Z.Bauman Democratic Exclusion (And its Remedies?); C.Taylor The Ground of Inclusiveness; P.Askonas PART II: CONTEXTS OF INCLUSION: AREAS OF AMBIVALENCE AND TENSION The Consequences of Globalization and Corporate Structures for Projects of Social Inclusion; J.Perraton Unpredictability and Exclusion in the Weightless Economy; D.Coyle Is the Assertion of Minority Identity Compatible with the Idea of a Socially Inclusive Society?; P.Radcliffe Associative or Communal Society? Globalization of Media and Claims for Community; R.Collins PART III: AGENDAS OF INCLUSION Political Inclusion; R.Plant Meditation on Democracy, Politics and Citizenship; B.Crick Voluntarity: A Spark to be Nurtured; P.Askonas Inclusion in the Workplace? The Stakeholder Debate; D.Winstanley & C.Stoney Company Law: An Instrument for Inclusion; G.Slinger & S.Deakin Work and Social Inclusion; R.Sennett PART IV: CONCLUDING THOUGHTS Social Inclusion: A Radical Agenda?; A.Stewart Reflections on our Future; P.Askonas Index