The dead can be handled only by a designated class, who by this token became the 'untouchables' of an otherwise proudly casteless community, a marginalisation portrayed in Cyrus Mistry's unsettling novel, Chronicle of a Corpse Bearer.
Drawing on Wendy Brown's idea of "wounded attachments", Haider contends that identity politics causes people to become invested in their marginalisation as a source of identity, and to continuously enact that identity as a form of politics.
The increased risk of receiving a DP among lone women without children and without a job could indicate a different trajectory in that marginalisation or social isolation may contribute to their health status and work incapacity, which needs further study.
The award marks the end of a journey for Rustin, who died in 1987: from marginalisation in both life and history to mainstream official accolade just in time for the 50th anniversary of arguably his crowning achievement – organising the march on Washington.
Collectively this creates a stigma which impedes their personal, educational and professional development – truly holding them back – and results in their marginalisation as adults with disabilities in a cycle which perpetuates.
Such alternative outcomes are articulated in a palpable sense of marginalisation among Ukip supporters on the streets of Margate.
Programmes from the great days, European nights against Barcelona and AC Milan, merely emphasise Ipswich's marginalisation in a world in which the rich are getting richer and the rest scavenge for scraps.
For the first time since 2003 the Sunni – one fifth of the 33 million Iraqi population – are showing signs of unity and intelligent leadership as they try to escape political marginalisation in a country ruled since the fall of Saddam Hussein by the Shia majority in alliance with the Kurds.
The study says the recent land grabs fall into an old and familiar pattern that has resulted in the marginalisation of Sri Lanka's Tamil population through violence, pogroms, repressive laws and a "government-orchestrated colonisation of the northern and eastern parts" of the island, traditionally the Tamils' homeland.
However, teachers in state education struggle because of a lack of flexibility and a broad-based curriculum; the decline in sport; the marginalisation of vocational learning and the reduction in pupils' access to educational experiences that broaden horizons and raise aspirations.
In this study, marginalisation was not an explicit theme introduced by the intervention.
