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Digital exclusion and the welfare state : a systematic mismatch? An in-depth survey-based inquiry into citizens’ opportunities and difficulties with essential internet services

Sarah Anrijs (UGent)
(2023)
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This doctoral dissertation offers an in-depth and nuanced view of survey research on digital inequalities and digital exclusion. First, by developing a new way to measure who is excluded from internet services and their associated benefits (e.g., finding a job). Second, by examining heterogeneity in inequalities in internet attitudes, access, skills, use experience, and digital exclusion within populations considered homogeneously vulnerable and non-vulnerable. Third, by investigating the role of socio-economic resources in digital exclusion in addition to inequalities in internet attitudes, access, skills and use experience.

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Anrijs, Sarah. Digital Exclusion and the Welfare State : A Systematic Mismatch? An in-Depth Survey-Based Inquiry into Citizens’ Opportunities and Difficulties with Essential Internet Services. Ghent University. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, 2023.
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Anrijs, S. (2023). Digital exclusion and the welfare state : a systematic mismatch? An in-depth survey-based inquiry into citizens’ opportunities and difficulties with essential internet services. Ghent University. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, Ghent, Belgium.
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Anrijs, Sarah. 2023. “Digital Exclusion and the Welfare State : A Systematic Mismatch? An in-Depth Survey-Based Inquiry into Citizens’ Opportunities and Difficulties with Essential Internet Services.” Ghent, Belgium: Ghent University. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences.
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Anrijs, Sarah. 2023. “Digital Exclusion and the Welfare State : A Systematic Mismatch? An in-Depth Survey-Based Inquiry into Citizens’ Opportunities and Difficulties with Essential Internet Services.” Ghent, Belgium: Ghent University. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences.
Vancouver
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Anrijs S. Digital exclusion and the welfare state : a systematic mismatch? An in-depth survey-based inquiry into citizens’ opportunities and difficulties with essential internet services. [Ghent, Belgium]: Ghent University. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences; 2023.
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S. Anrijs, “Digital exclusion and the welfare state : a systematic mismatch? An in-depth survey-based inquiry into citizens’ opportunities and difficulties with essential internet services,” Ghent University. Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, Ghent, Belgium, 2023.
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