Increasing hostility in political and media discourse, increasing hostility on the streets, in the labour market, and in educational contexts are some of the key markers of increasing anti-Muslim hate identified.
Increasing hostility in political and media discourse, increasing hostility on the streets in terms of physical attacks and abuse and increasing hostility in the labour market and in educational contexts are some of the key markers of increasing anti-Muslim hate identified here".
Emerging empirical research foci include: European identity; the effect of new communications technologies, particularly the Internet, on public discourse; increasing salience of Europe/America comparisons; and the growing importance of 'memory' studies as Europe struggles to shape a vision of and program for its future.
1. Proof points of change -- generating both big and small wins that demonstrate that change is possible; 2. New ways of working -- showing that it is possible to fix our toxic public discourse, increase shared responsibility and make community a common enterprise.
This has become manifest in Israel's gradual shift rightward, as well as in the growing encroachment of the national religious movement upon the levers of power and public discourse, the increasing influence and militancy of settler and fringe movements, and the sharpening tensions between the Jewish and Arab populations as marked by the rhetoric of both leaderships.
Both countries' politicians and publics view the other's policies and discourse with increasing hostility.
Every person calling for civil discourse is increasing the pressure on the lid.
In the spirit of generating a constructive discourse and increasing our page view stats, we created two fake journalists who don't really exist to argue the toss for money that (also) does not exist.
The concept of treatment as prevention (TasP), while familiar to the HIV sector, is nascent in relation to hepatitis C. While this discourse reflects an increased sense of treatment possibility, critical reflection on its implications is warranted.
The conflicts over "fracking" are sometimes related to a general discourse on the increased demand for public participation and transparency in political and economic issues.
