Throughout life, multiple sources of marginalisation may occur, influencing one's personal sense of worth [ 32, 37].
"The Roma too are a part of the problem through the persistence of a cultural style that, as an 'attractor' for victimisation, is as much a source of their marginalisation as is the majority prejudice against them". But other scholars claim this kind of generalisation does not allow for the diversity and adaptability of the Gypsies.
They also represent the best and most up-to-date source of data on social marginalisation in our societies – and thus hold the key to understanding the nature of poverty in developed countries.
Each kind of urban order, in its divisions and construction, may have been the source of conflicts, oppression, liberation, marginalisation and exaltation (Indovina 2016).
This paper explores the concept of marginalisation with specific reference to historical, economic, and demographic change.
Wherever their alienation springs from – a sense of marginalisation, lack of formal chops, some deeper source – it often reflects in their art, which comes across to more privileged, more schooled "straights" as raw, untutored, or hard to process; an acquired taste.
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.
Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.
Toby's story is one of marginalisation and assimilation.
But Labour needs to see clearly the dangers of marginalisation.
