This paper examines food poverty among undocumented migrant families with children in the UK, Portugal, and Norway. Using a realist approach and a multi-tiered research design, it analyzes the interplay between societal, historical, and individual factors influencing food security. The study reveals how differing social contexts, public policies, and access to resources shape the experiences of food poverty among these families, highlighting the need for policy changes to address food insecurity and social exclusion.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Feb 02, 2022
Authors
Julia Brannen, Rebecca O'Connell
Tags
food poverty
undocumented migrants
food security
public policy
social exclusion
families
resources
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