Abstract:

The persistence of poverty and disadvantage amongst some social groups in even the most affluent and advanced industrial societies and its 'knock-on' effects, such as unemployment, poor educational achievement, high crime rates, social segregation and low voter turn-out is an increasing focus of the policy agenda of these countries. Poor transport and accessibility has been identified as an important contributing and reinforcing factor in the reduced participation of excluded groups and c...

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