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This book is a key resource for scholars, students, and practitioners in social policy, sociology, and welfare studies, and a timely contribution to policy debates across Europe.

🔍 The book critically revisits the concept of resilience in the context of family life and poverty, exploring how families manage daily challenges such as low income, precarious work, and care responsibilities.

This open access volume brings together the rEUsilience research from six European countries: Belgium, Croatia, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the UK, drawing on focus group interviews with over 300 participants from low-resource families

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The evidence on intergenerational poverty is limited in general, but certainly so from a migration perspective. Abrar Bawati (KU Leuven) investigates poverty persistence in Europe among second generation children from the Global South. #FISS2025

Toon Van Havere subsequently demonstrates that a trilemma of poverty reduction might be less of an issue than many may think. Reducing poverty while maintaining work incentives is possible. Fresh research from our @reusilience.bsky.social project! #FISS2025