the effects of marginilisation are:
Depression
Anxiety
Eating disorders
Financial Problems
Health deteriorates
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with economic marginalisation , always comes social marginalisation. this is because they are interlinked. for example if encroachers have taken away land belonging to the tribals , the not ont only lose their livelihood but also a way of "living" and "being".they cannot retain their culture if they're displaced to cities where most of them live below the poverty line.
Tjiuai Kangeehi has written: 'Report on avoiding marginalisation' -- subject(s): Economic conditions
its the ability to work and consume some people such as the lower class don't work and therefore find it hard to buy thing
The govt is giving jobs to the people like muslims,dalits,adivasis etc
Cecilia Watts has written: 'Tillie Olsen's exploration of the marginalisation and silencing of women, and her struggle to record their lives'
Lae Dilokvidhyarat. has written: 'National economic development and marginalisation of social groups in Thailand' -- subject(s): Economic development, Economic conditions
E. A. Owolabi has written: 'Globalisation, liberalisation and the risk of marginalisation of Nigeria' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Foreign economic relations, International Competition
Godfrey Kanyenze has written: 'Strategies to combat youth unemployment and marginalisation in anglophone Africa' -- subject(s): Youth, Employment, Government policy, Unemployed youth
Ranjana Ray has written: 'Development, displacement, and marginalisation' -- subject- s -: Social Marginality, Internally displaced persons, Congresses, Economic conditions, People with social disabilities
Arvind Gaur's plays are socially- politically relevant ,contemporary and thought-provoking.His work deals with communalism, caste issues, feudalism, domestic violence, Crime of State, Politics of power, violence, injustice, social discrimination, marginalisation, and racism.
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