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    important issue to Chinese society and its future economic growth by many economists recently. The income inequality in china is complex and multi-dimensional‚ which is divided to four aspects that rural-urban income inequality‚ regional inequality‚ marginalisation and class formation. The rural-urban income inequality actually has been existed in china since 1949. However‚ with the economic focus from agriculture shift to industry‚ the rural-urban income inequality gets large increased from 1984. These

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    working class and black people‚ especially elderly women‚ have a realistic fear of street crime as they report that they are the victims of these crimes. Left Realist theory identifies three causes of crime. The first cause they identified is ‘marginalisation’; this is when young people feel they have little or no power to change their situation so they are frustrated by the negative treatment by the police which may result in further feelings of hostility and resentment towards mainstream society

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    Marchetta‚ which highlights cultural‚ age and social boundaries that were evident in the earlier periods of Australian society. In this book a number of characters were discriminated and marginalised due to their culture‚ gender and social class. Marginalisation is when people are being separated from the rest of the society and thus are powerless and deemed unimportant. This book represents idealistic and revised view of Australian society representing number of characterisations in terms of a patriarchal

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    Participatory development‚ characterized by the active involvement and commitment of the community‚ is focussed on addressing the needs that the beneficiaries themselves deem necessary. Participation involves shifting power dynamics and relations from the traditionally dominant groups within any community towards those often excluded. It came up in response to the top-down approaches that dominated the 50s and 60s wherein the West was the sole model of development and power was concentrated in the

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    ocial exclusion (also referred to as marginalisation (British/International)‚ or marginalization (U.S.)) is a concept used in many parts of the world to characterise contemporary forms of social disadvantage and relegation to the fringe of society. It is a term used widely in the United Kingdom and Europe‚ and was first utilized in France.[1] It is used across disciplines including education‚ sociology‚ psychology‚ politics and economics. Social exclusion refers to processes in which individuals

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    ‘All their customs are upside down. They do not decide bride-price as we do‚ with sticks. They haggle and bargain as if they were buying a goat or a cow in the market.’ ‘That is very bad‚’ said Obierika’s eldest brother. ‘But what is good in one place is bad in another place. In Umunso they do not bargain at all‚ not even with broomsticks. The suitor just goes on bringing bags of cowries until his in-laws tell him to stop. It is a bad custom because it always leads to a quarrel.’ ’The world is large

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    The concept of belonging is derived from the sense of identity; to be able to merge and feel part of a community an one must find their identity. For an individual to belong within their environment their identity can be put to jeopardy‚ they have to either conform to ideal views and become part of society or choose to be isolated. Although in contrast to choosing whether or not to belong‚ individuals are often forced to be secluded. This is where they are taken out of the environments and put into

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    Let America Be America Again “The day America experiences true freedom through equality and love of one another. Is the day I’ll be a happy man‚ knowing I’ve done what this country needs.” Interviewed in 1935‚ social activist and an African American poet Langston Hughes rallied his people with these words of optimism to unite and strive for opportunity‚ freedom and equality. It was a brave call because it contested the dominant attitude‚ values and beliefs to colour and class during in an era

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    P3 * Marginalisation‚ means being pushed to the margins of society‚ this means that you are unable to participate in the health and care services that are available. In health and social care no one should be marginalised no matter what their background is circumstances‚ sexual orientation on health status. * Disempowerment means that a group of people are discriminated‚ by the health professions it could be the nurses in the hospital discriminating against the group of people; this also

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    Realists provide solutions to combating crime    This question raises the issues of how realists see crime.  Realists depending on their left or right perspectives see different levels of crime as an increasing problem. Realists are more interested in resolving the problem of crime‚ other then different possible critical theories. For example‚ why crime is committed in the first place. This approach is more concerned in sourcing realistic solutions inside the criminal justice system. Despite clear

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