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Exclusion
Other Names:
Exclusiveness
Exclusive
Exclusivity
Exclusionist
Related Problems:
Exclusivity
Social exclusion
Restrictive social groups
Exclusion from holy rites
Exclusive religious claims
Exclusive religious claims
Exclusive religious claims
Exclusive religious claims
Exclusive religious claims
Exclusive patterns of communication
Distorted exclusiveness of social groups
Failure to take account of externalities of systems
Failure to take account of externalities of systems
Undemocratic policy-making
Undemocratic policy-making
Limitations of allopathy
Exclusion of disabled persons from social and cultural life
Extremist voluntary movements
Exclusion of the masses from setting criteria in judicial judgements
Lack of women in the advertising industry
Elimination of opposition groups or individuals
Exclusive proprietary systems
Exclusion of pre-adults from family decisions
Exclusive sales and representation agreements in transfer of technology
Manipulative cults
Manipulative cults
Foreign exchange monopoly
Unfair restrictions on membership in international organizations
Exclusive dealing arrangements
Misappropriation of terms
Exclusion of inconvenient policy factors
Exclusion of inconvenient policy factors
Marginalized young people
Discriminatory religious language
Discriminatory religious language
Discriminatory religious language
Discriminatory religious language
Banned religious sects
Accumulation of property
Exclusive emphasis on observables
Restrictive cross-licensing agreements
Restrictive cross-licensing agreements
Super-power chauvinism
Refusal
Necessity
Disapproval
Strategies:
Establishing offshore zones
Establishing exclusive fishing zones
Preventing monopolization of gene patents of organisms
Apply international provisions to fish populations on the high seas
Ensuring social participation
Imposing social exclusion on offenders
Claiming exclusive supremacy
Including disabled persons in cultural life
Distorting exclusiveness of social groups
Being exclusive
Using social exclusion
Practicing religious exclusion
Subjects:
Deprivation
Type Classification:
D: Destructive values