social polarization AmE , auch: social polarisation BrE

It has become a fractal city of intensified inequalities and social polarization.

The fundamental change is, arguably, social polarization (Harris 1973).

More recently, a number of research projects have been increasingly addressing the issues of social polarization within the developed economies.

The uneven development of new technology leads to 'social polarization and social exclusion'.

Because of the way in which new housing has been developed in commuter villages, social polarization is likely to be reinforced by spatial segregation.

Essentially, the coexistence of growth and internationalization within Miami has perpetuated an ethnically driven social polarization.

Mr. Krugman's message of "let's get 'em" will lead only to further social polarization.

"Either it will be crony capitalism with tycoons, corruption, underground deals and social polarization, or it will be a Western-style economy."

The averages reflect a continuing social polarization, as one section of the population prospered and the condition of the low-paid and irregularly employed altered little.

It may involve the dynamics of social polarization, the balkanization of a geographic area along the lines of self-identifying groups, and protracted social conflict.

The Globalized City: Economic Restructing and Social Polarization in European Cities.

It is a public issue which represents a constellation of social worries, to do with urban poverty, squalor, ill-health, deprivation, decay, crime, social disintegration, and social polarization.

They see urban decay not as a peripheral manifestation nor as a growing pain, but as a chronic condition of social polarization that is becoming firmly entrenched in British society.

A primary role of the party in the new disposition, he said, would be to work against the threat of social polarization inherent in restructuring and the move towards a market economy.

Although challenges such as youth unemployment and social polarization still lie ahead for the country, many developing Asian nations view the South Korean model as a model for growth.

Another alternative future, called Barbarization by the GSG, could emerge if market and policy adaptations are not sufficient to blunt social polarization, environmental degradation, and economic instability.

In Moscow, where the average factory was smaller and factory workers were outnumbered by artisans in small workshops, social polarization was less extreme and labour protest less fierce.

In addition, there has been minimal decentralization of the educational sector because there are fears that the decentralization process will lead to fragmentation rather than resolve the problems of social polarization.

Metropolarities: Increasing social inequalities, widening income gaps, new kinds of social polarization and satisfaction that fit uncomfortably within traditional dualisms based on class or race, as well as conventional.

Economic and social polarization minimized competition among businesses and limited development to the part of the economy concerned with the interests of dominant groups closely tied to the shah's court and the state.

However, gangs in the 19th century were often multiethnic, as neighborhoods did not display the social polarization that has segregated different ethnic groups in the postmodern city (see Edward Soja).

But rather than leading to more understanding and empathy, the legalization of our personal and professional lives is leading to more social polarization and more mistrust of authority in all its forms.

John Paul also repeatedly indicated that his message was aimed at all the people of Chile, a statement that has a special resonance in a country that has been witnessing increasing political and social polarization.

The Globalized City: Economic Restructing and Social Polarization in European Cities is a collection of discussions and case studies of large-scale urban development projects in nine European cities.

One of the earlier stimulating research works on social polarization is from R.E. Pahl on Isle of Sheppey, wherein he provides a comparison between the Pre-capitalist society and capitalist society.