‘Social exclusion’ explores developments of social theory, social experience and social policy in relation to social exclusion of people who can be identified being excluded from the society. The first part of the book explains the origins of the term and implications of the differences between the ideas of several concepts. The second and final sections discuss income quality, spatial division, exclusion in relation to health education and the impact of national and international policies. This book is a valuable sources to w students studying social science.