Those with a more positive outlook argue that he retains some room for manoeuvre and demonstrates increasing pluralism.
Conservatives do face some bias and are wildly underrepresented in the social sciences; enough, perhaps, to warrant new affirmative efforts to increase political pluralism in academia.
Conservatives do face some bias and are wildly underrepresented in the social sciences; enough, perhaps, to warrant new affirmative efforts to increase political pluralism in academia.
To this end the chapter calls for increased methodological pluralism to further improve our understanding of accounting in health care contexts.
A recent nationwide survey, for the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life and the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, reported that 70percentt declared themselves untroubled by increasing religious pluralism.
Several presidents, under the pretext of increasing media pluralism, sponsored new media laws to break up large conglomerates, expand government and community media, or create government agencies with oversight of news media.
Supporters describe the state R.F.R.A.s and other religious accommodation laws as acknowledging the "increasing religious pluralism in American culture," and protecting "religious liberties and the freedom to live out religious convictions," as Russell Moore, the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, put it in March.
The attacks could also throw into doubt the policies of Mr. Putin's protégé, President Dmitri A. Medvedev, who has spoken in favor of liberalizing the government, increasing political pluralism and dealing with terrorism by addressing the root causes of the insurgency.
In an age of increasing urban pluralism, globalization and immigration, decreasing public budgets, and an ongoing crisis of authority among designers and planners, the urban environment is shaped by a number of non-traditional stakeholders.
In the case of the group conducted by Democracy Corps, it is a fair bet that many harbor deep-seated, perhaps unconscious anxieties about the changing nature of American society - its increasing ethnic pluralism, changing mores, especially among the young and so forth.
