Sentence examples for ethnic exclusion from inspiring English sources

The Gbagbo government has pursued the politics of ethnic exclusion.

One could explore such a project's implications for nationalism and ethnic exclusion.

Since then it has presented itself as the main opposition party, and has softened its stance on ethnic exclusion.

Earlier this month, Baca announced the creation of the National Observatory for Discrimination and Cultural, Ethnic Exclusion, which aims to reduce discrimination against black and indigenous Peruvians.

One objective of the center would be to illuminate "the nation's seemingly contradictory practices of ethnic exclusion, discrimination, pluralism, assimilation and tolerance," the report says.

But Heinz-Christian Strache, Freedom's leader, has shrewdly bottled his nationalist poison in a pro-European vessel, pitching himself as an upholder of the union's values – which he interprets through a lens of religious and ethnic exclusion.

In particular, bias was greatest when identifier error rates differed between hospitals, supporting other studies that have shown differential linkage error by ethnic group, exclusion of vulnerable populations due to poorly-recorded identifiers and erroneous rankings of relative hospital performance due to differing data quality between units [ 26- 32].

They're turning to variations on religious metaphysics and often, unfortunately, forms of ethnic and religious exclusion.

As sketched below, the three top candidates (President Hamid Karzai, Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani) have all used dress in their election strategy -- be it for ethnic unity or exclusion.

Despite their superficial diversity, these groups share a number of characteristics, notably "nationalism, xenophobia, racism, anti-democracy...support for a strong state...emphasis on law and order, ethnic identification and exclusion".With definitions firmly in place, the book's contributors discuss the overall upswing of support for the far-right in Europe over the past two decades.

As stated above, immigrants who act as necessity ethnic entrepreneurs undergo exclusion from the labour market of the local community (Moore 1983).