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- noun Alternative spelling of
ghettoization .
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In our present context, local and global, an education which conveys some sense of what religious motivation is actually like is more helpful in avoiding communal suspicion or violence - avoiding 'ghettoisation' - than one which rigorously refuses to engage with any religious belief or practice on its own terms.
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In our present context, local and global, an education which conveys some sense of what religious motivation is actually like is more helpful in avoiding communal suspicion or violence - avoiding 'ghettoisation' - than one which rigorously refuses to engage with any religious belief or practice on its own terms.
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In our present context, an education system which conveys some sense of what religious motivation is actually like is more helpful in avoiding communal suspicion or violence - avoiding 'ghettoisation' - than one which rigorously refuses to engage with any religious practice on its own terms. "
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In our present context, an education system which conveys some sense of what religious motivation is actually like is more helpful in avoiding communal suspicion or violence - avoiding 'ghettoisation' - than one which rigorously refuses to engage with any religious practice on its own terms. "
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To that effect the feminist mainstream meticulously avoided narratives and strategies that risked what they referred to as the 'ghettoisation' of women's issues.
Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity 2008
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[I] The principals of multi-ethnic schools say 'ghettoisation' is taking root among newcomer communities in Ireland.
Politics.ie Catalpa 2010
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The principals of multi-ethnic schools say 'ghettoisation' is taking root among newcomer communities in Ireland.
Politics.ie Catalpa 2010
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The principals of multi-ethnic schools say 'ghettoisation' is taking root among newcomer communities in Ireland.
Politics.ie Catalpa 2010
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Community forums, part of the Topical Discussion category on Politics.ie. 'ghettoisation' is taking root among newcomer communities in Ireland.
Politics.ie Catalpa 2010
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This is a discussion on 'ghettoisation' is taking root among newcomer communities in Ireland. within the Culture
Politics.ie Catalpa 2010
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