Honduras: determinants of social exclusion during the neoliberal accumulation model
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https://doi.org/10.15517/f33wr440Keywords:
Social citizenship, Social inequality, State, Labor market, Binary logistic regressionAbstract
Introduction: The redefinition of the State as a consequence of the change in the accumulation model, modified its functions and allowed the deepening of social inequality in its extreme version: social exclusion.
Objective: To analyze the determinants of social exclusion in Honduras within the context of the neoliberal accumulation model (2006–2013), thereby exploring the relationship between social citizenship, labor market integration, and access to fundamental rights.
By adopting a relational and structural approach, this study seeks to capture the determinants of social exclusion in Honduras under the neoliberal accumulation model.
Methodology: Using descriptive and multivariate statistics and drawing on data from the Permanent Household Surveys and Multiple Purpose Surveys (EPHPM) conducted by the National Institute of Statistics of Honduras, a Social Exclusion Index was constructed. Additionally, three binary logistic regressions were estimated to identify the socioeconomic and sociodemographic characteristics of the excluded population.
Results: The findings reveal the persistence of large segments of the population living in conditions of social exclusion, lacking access to social security, educational credentials, and experiencing low-quality integration into the labor market.
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