Conflicts were also caused by the marginalization of indigenous people, often living in the periphery, demanding their share of the development process (Weber 2007).
But our economic problems have been worsened by the marginalization of the agency Mr. Preston is now running.
Yau Yau is a member of the Murle ethnic group, who has mounted two rebellions since 2010, claiming to be driven by the marginalization of his people as well as corruption and poor governance on the part of the new state.
In this presentation, I explore how Murakami Haruki gives the heroine of his 2009 work, the million-selling 1Q84 [ichi-kyû-hachi-yon], her individuality by naturalizing the marginalization of lesbian desire and the rejection of lesbian subjectivity.
By the 1950s the marginalization of African Americans, often taking an extremely violent form, had spurred a social movement of epic proportions.
Nonetheless it is the latest in a round of troubling events at the highest levels of the Roman Catholic Church including the cover up of untold numbers of events of sexual misconduct by priests and more recently, the marginalization of nuns who have devoted their lives to social justice.
In May, it released a report that said economic policies by the government had resulted in the marginalization of Tibetans over the decades, leading to the widespread protests and riots in Tibetan areas last year.
The lack of enlightenment among males and the marginalization of women by their male counterparts have resulted in high rates of mortality amongst pregnant mothers in my community, and that must end.
UNICEF releases report on children affected by HIV in Eastern Europe and Central Asia NEW YORK, USA, 19 July 2010 – As thousands of experts from around the world gather at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna, Austria, UNICEF is drawing attention to one the most pressing concerns in the struggle against HIV – the marginalization of those affected by the disease, especially children.
By Priyanka Pruthi NEW YORK, USA, 19 July 2010 – As thousands of experts from around the world gather at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna, Austria, UNICEF is drawing attention to one the most pressing concerns in the struggle against HIV – the marginalization of those affected by the disease, especially children.
Young's approach goes beyond distributive issues to address the marginalization of excluded groups by affirming social group differences in public policy rather than treating justice as primarily a matter of distributing material resources among persons assumed to be roughly equal in social status and power.
