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    Citizenship undermined: messages received through the social assistance system in contemporary Hungary by Dósa, M

    Published 2016
    “…My research focused on one particular means of reproducing these inequalities, namely welfare institutions, and explored what recipients of social assistance provision learned about their citizenship in the post-transition Hungarian welfare complex. …”
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    Shame, face and social relations in Northern China: ramifications for social assistance provision by Yang, L, Walker, R, Xie, J

    Published 2019
    “…While it is increasingly recognized that shame is a pernicious component of the experience of poverty, the stigma generally associated with social assistance provision is less marked with respect to China's Minimum Living Security System, also known as dibao. …”
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    The politics of social assistance in emerging market economies: on the interplay of electoral and contentious politics by Bargu, A

    Published 2022
    “…This dissertation contributes to the literature on the politics of social assistance in Emerging Market Economies. It builds upon existing theoretical frameworks across several academic fields and offers empirical evidence on the influence of politics in the expansion and distribution of social assistance programs. …”
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    On the origins of welfare stigma: Comparing two social assistance schemes in rural China by Li, M, Walker, R

    Published 2017
    “…As case-studies, two of the world’s largest social assistance schemes, Dibao and Wubao, are compared in a village in south central China based on ethnographic work with recipients, village cadre charged with implementing both schemes, and non-recipients. …”
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    Shame, stigma and the take‐up of social assistance: Insights from rural China by Li, M, Walker, R

    Published 2016
    “…While the reasons for low take‐up of social assistance benefits are complex, stigma is understood to be an important factor. …”
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    Report of the Commission for the Review of Social Assistance in Ontario: Taking Stock Two Years Later by Munir A. Sheikh

    Published 2015-03-01
    “… In early 2011, the Government of Ontario struck the Commission for the Review of Social Assistance to review the social assistance programs and make recommendations for improving them. …”
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