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High unemployment, particularly among young people, locks Roma in a vicious cycle of impoverishment and exclusion, further driving down living standards and leaving many in marginalized settlements without access to electricity, clean water, or other basic utilities.
This frustration has revitalized a form of nationalism based on
exclusion.
This disillusionment arises, at least partly, from people’s own experience of work, whether
exclusion
from the labor market, poor working conditions, or low wages.
In principle, it would be hypocritical to advocate democracy and at the same time the
exclusion
of Islamists from peaceful political participation.
Outsiders and the few Iraqi liberals worry mainly about this Islamic provision, but the widespread Sunni opposition to the constitution is aimed at other provisions: the
exclusion
of the “Saddamist Ba’ath Party” from political life and government, and the federalist provisions that grant autonomy to the 18 Iraqi provinces and allow them to combine into regional governments.
The
exclusion
rule is a personal issue for elite Sunnis – including thousands of businessmen, professionals, even artists – because, with few exceptions, they were all Ba’ath members.
Too much focus has been put on carbon cuts for nearly two decades, almost to the
exclusion
of other elements.
The strategy involves monitoring the religious field; reforming the penal code; fighting social
exclusion
through the National Initiative for Human Development, launched by the government in 2005; and implementing the enhanced security apparatus “Hadar.”
Such a tax should start with turning the EU current
exclusion
of settlements’ products from preferential customs treatment into a full-scale ban on imports from settlements – and any transactions with them.
Multiculturalism in Britain has entrenched almost self-contained Muslim communities and turned Islam into a badge of identity to counteract
exclusion.
Indeed, Sunni
exclusion
was a key reason for the rise of ISIS.
This is a hopeless strategy, because Hamas would boycott early elections, and even if their outcome would result in Hamas’s
exclusion
from the government, no peace agreement would hold without Hamas support.
The Algerian secularists’ strategy of exclusion, fraud, cheating, and gerrymandering backfired badly: Islamists were perceived as victims, while secularists – with some exceptions – were cast as unprincipled opportunists.
So far, this “Republican Front” strategy of
exclusion
has succeeded in keeping the far right out of any significant political office for four decades, but it has never reduced the size of its electoral base.
And it will be decided by the success of our efforts to stop terrorist recruitment; address the intolerance, economic hopelessness, and
exclusion
that help create vacuums which extremism fills; and create credible, visible, and empowering alternatives to violent extremism in countries where it is prevalent.
The evidence supports the view that the systematic
exclusion
of subgroups on any arbitrary basis (for example, ethnicity, race, or religion) is particularly damaging in this respect.
Its government seems to pursue a kind of "preventive sour grapes" strategy (one possible meaning of that country’s planned referendum on NATO being, it appears, to allow the Meciar government to be able to say "You may not want us but we were not interested in NATO in the first place"), while also attempting to compensate for
exclusion
by cultivating ties with Russia.
Our job is to help countries eradicate poverty in a way that reduces inequality and exclusion, while protecting the ecosystems on which life depends.
Identity politics is malignant because it tends to draw boundaries around a privileged in-group and requires the
exclusion
of outsiders – those of other countries, values, religions, or ethnicities.
Social
exclusion
in industrial countries imposes costs throughout society that policymakers must address with effective and targeted measures.
The
exclusion
of a significant percentage of Arab women from the labor force exacerbates the problem.
But even if the intellectual objection to extra revenue can be overcome in this way, the practical political problem is that every large tax expenditure – the home mortgage interest deduction, the
exclusion
of employer payments for health insurance, etc. – has its fervent defenders.
Even if the cap were applied only to “itemized deductions” and the health-insurance exclusion, it would raise about $250 billion in the first year and about $3 trillion over the first decade.
Negative feelings can be helpful in efforts to prevent social
exclusion.
It is often claimed in the Islamic world that, because one of the five fundamental duties of a Muslim is Zakat (charity to the poor), Islamic society is less atomistic, which limits inequality and social
exclusion.
Muslim countries do tend to be characterized by lower levels of inequality and crime (a good proxy for social exclusion) than other countries at similar stages of economic development, such as those in Catholic Latin America.
Data show that the educational
exclusion
that refugees experience becomes more pronounced with age.
We must fight
exclusion
from our political parties, just as we fight
exclusion
in our societies.
United by this long-simmering and humiliating sense of exclusion, Japanese policymakers, whatever their differences, stumbled toward the December 1 decision to go to war.
Social
exclusion
and personalized power through wealth are always unacceptable.
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