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True, the left-right
cleavage
remains salient in many countries.
A third possibility is that society’s most distinctive ethnic or racial
cleavage
aligns with the divide that separates the masses from the propertied elite.
The
cleavage
lies in a very different visions about the state and it goes beyond questions about how to divide America’s budget surplus between increased spending or cutting taxes.
The Huffington Post, an otherwise rational publication, ran a report about German Chancellor Angela Merkel under the headline “Merkel’s
cleavage
takes center stage in German elections,” while anti-Merkel bloggers have called attention to Merkel’s “attractiveness gap.”
So why is it still acceptable to run public commentary about the state of Merkel’s cleavage, or Hillary Clinton’s ankles?
Often this social “divide” intersects with the Sunni-Alevi cleavage, as the Alevis have increasingly aligned themselves with the political left.
In the 1980’s, there were no beggars on city streets, and the main social
cleavage
divided the small number of politically well-connected people, who enjoyed a privileged lifestyle, from everyone else.
But is politics really turning the page on the traditional right-left
cleavage?
If globalization is becoming the main electoral
cleavage
in Western countries, these two camps, the logic goes, are likely to split and form new political families.
Yet, while I believe there will be some movement in this direction, the traditional left-right
cleavage
seems unlikely to disappear.
This
cleavage
now seems set to shape not only Germany’s future coalition government, but the future of politics across Europe.
Thus, despite today's political quiet, major
cleavage
between apparently unchallenged leaders and shifting popular moods may be gaining strength below the surface.
Unlike in the West, where, broadly, a left-right socioeconomic
cleavage
shapes politics, the main split in the post-communist democracies is between proponents of an open versus a closed society.
This has created a generational
cleavage
that can be seen in the Catalonia debate within the Spanish Socialist Party: while the old guard staunchly defends Spain’s constitutional order, the party’s younger members have taken a more ambiguous position.
It is this
cleavage
that defines the intellectual battle now taking place in and around Europe.
But the protracted conflict contributed to the decline of both empires and devastated Iraq, leaving behind a deep sectarian
cleavage.
But the
cleavage
between the two lefts in Latin America is steadily deepening.
But what if countries that are on opposite sides of one
cleavage
are on the same side of another?
European heads of state are meeting to discuss her proposed European Green Deal, a sweeping project that could either unite the European Union and strengthen its position on the world stage, or generate a new intra-European political
cleavage
that leaves the bloc fractured and vulnerable.
But the
cleavage
that matters most today is between pro- and anti-European forces.
The South, with its history of slavery and Jim Crow, is where this
cleavage
runs deepest.
He understood this by a tormenting sensation of
cleavage
which he experienced at that moment.
"Well then, for this
cleavage
from top to bottom," continued Master Pedro, taking up the split Emperor Charlemagne, "it would not be much if I were to ask five reals and a quarter."
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