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Marginalisation and power politics in local governance: a study of a small town in India
, 2020This article uses an urban case from West Bengal, India, to reveal that people lacking socio-economic and cultural capital have marginal access to civic services provided by the municipality. This marginalisation is a product of the municipality’s highly
Subhamay Ghosh, Dipendra Nath Das
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2011
This book chapter is not available through ChesterRep. ; This book chapter discusses marginalised groups and social exclusion.
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This book chapter is not available through ChesterRep. ; This book chapter discusses marginalised groups and social exclusion.
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Centrality and marginalisation
Philosophical Studies, 2014It s a good time to be doing history of late analytic philosophy. There is flurry of new and exciting work on how philosophy got from the death pangs of positivism and ordinary language philosophy to where it is today. Some may see this as a much needed gap in the literature. Indeed, there are a couple of reasons for scepticism about there being such a
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International Journal of Gender Studies in Developing Societies, 2019
Sustaining entrepreneurship requires the participation of every member of society including women. Although they are actively involved as owners and/or managers of small and or/medium enterprises, female entrepreneurs in Africa, specifically the sub ...
Ernest Etim, C. G. Iwu
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Sustaining entrepreneurship requires the participation of every member of society including women. Although they are actively involved as owners and/or managers of small and or/medium enterprises, female entrepreneurs in Africa, specifically the sub ...
Ernest Etim, C. G. Iwu
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2021
This chapter draws upon social tenants’ housing histories and employment experiences to assess urban marginalisation with reference to class, race and gender. Since the 1970s, social housing estates in Western cities have been characterised by poverty, deprivation and stigmatisation.
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This chapter draws upon social tenants’ housing histories and employment experiences to assess urban marginalisation with reference to class, race and gender. Since the 1970s, social housing estates in Western cities have been characterised by poverty, deprivation and stigmatisation.
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Marginalising the Marginalised: Fake News as a Tool of Populist Power
2022Rob Cover +2 more
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Abstentionism in Italy. From the Marginalisation of Voters to the Marginalisation of Politics
In the last decade, voter participation has shown a consistent decline, both in Italy and in all the Western countries. Electoral disengagement has been shaped by three key of factors – demobilitazion, protest and apathy – that have determined today’s extreme low level of turnout.Fasano, L. M., Natale, Paolo
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, 2005
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Multilingualism and marginalisation: A Nigeria diversity approach
International Journal of Multilingualism, 2022Sopuruchi Christian Aboh
exaly