Sentence examples for economic marginalization from inspiring English sources

The continuing political repression, cultural assimilation, economic marginalization and environmental destruction in occupied Tibet are unacceptable.

The economic marginalization of Indians and blacks is the direct result of their political powerlessness.

Art is powerless in the face of hopeless social and economic marginalization.

In other words, the white working class does not have a monopoly on economic marginalization.

Of course, fringe banking also provides needed services to those whose economic marginalization and desperation leaves them with no alternative.

The causes of voter mobility are varied, from Superstorm Sandy and Hurricane Katrina, to economic marginalization and gentrification and beyond.

I see their practices as an effect of the social and economic marginalizations that they are faced with; a reaction to the precarities in their own lives.

For example, most crack users – while typically young – are characterized by high degrees of socio-economic marginalization, i.e. are commonly underhoused or homeless, and root from economically disadvantaged or impoverished backgrounds [ 12- 14].

In Sicily, Favara's socio-economic marginalization means that its transformation into a creative city has to be supported by a strategy conducive to social inclusion and sustainability, which conjoins the explicit strategy of the private actor with an implicit emerging community strategy.

Young identifies five faces of oppression: economic exploitation, socio-economic marginalization, lack of power or autonomy over one's work, cultural imperialism, and systematic violence (Young 1992, 183 193).

Geographical set-up of the area, political conditions and socio-economic marginalization contribute for the conflicts of Gambella region and Nuer people (Mossa 2014).