Sentence examples for citizen disaffection from inspiring English sources

They show that citizen disaffection in the Trilateral democracies is not the result of frayed social fabric, economic insecurity, the end of the Cold War, or public cynicism.

However, partly in response to this same citizen disaffection, a new wave of participatory policy reforms is springing up across the United States.

Youth disaffection expresses itself differently by region.

"News articles that are written through the eyes of a mere observer, without a perspective or slant, can foster political disaffection among citizens," explains author Minha Kim of Sungkyunkwan University (note: for the highly politically engaged, objectivity is better, which is explained below).

In the present context, characterised by the economical crisis, the political programmes of only one way and the political disaffection of the citizens with the European project, it is a matter of urgency to find new proposals, also for educational politics, across a new process of deliberation between institutions and Members States.

In spite of these efforts, a degree of disaffection exists among the citizens with regard to politics.

Despite the sense of duty that seems to have drawn many voters to the polls, there remains a general feeling of disaffection with national politics among ordinary citizens, particularly young Algerians, who see Mr Bouteflika as part of the military clique which has ruled Algeria since 1992.

Surprisingly, our data show that trust in institutions among citizens under 18 is significantly higher than the overall mean among all citizens, so there is no indication at all of disaffection using this classical measure.

In sum, citizens under 18 do not differ in terms of their democratic disaffection and their motivation to participate in politics from older age groups.

Does Protest Signify Disaffection?

His disaffection became disgust.