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function as mechanisms allowing for the enforcement of social exclusion and discrimination. The informal mechanisms engaged to maintain discrimination in housing, for example, may

...of Labor Economics, 27(1): 127-147.</ref>. However, in the face of ethnic discrimination, surname change can place in order to avoid the even greater cost of 'exist ...nion. Many Armenians living in Georgia adopted Georgian surnames to combat discrimination, due to apparently discriminatory policies towards ethnic minorities adopte

...itions represent sources of social exclusion of women as a facet of gender discrimination. The examples consist of informal networks in Korea, (i.e., ''[[yongo]]'') ...a source of social exclusion of women? By triangulating studies on gender discrimination in Korea and interview data with managers, we can say that ''[[yongo]]'' is

...in Uzbekistan, it is difficult to obtain updates on the practice of ethnic discrimination in the Soviet army, where Central Asians used to be marginalized (Smith 199

...0 US presidential election (Connley, 2019). In Japan, female students face discrimination when they are denied entrance to medical schools in Japan because ‘many f

Croll, E. 2000. ''Endangered Daughters: Discrimination and Development in Asia''. London, New York: Routledge

...Africa, which since 1994 has enjoyed a worldwide reputation for combating discrimination and embracing diversity. In response to violence and political lobbying by

...sive social networks. Although it is largely a consequence of multifaceted discrimination that has forced many Roma groups into poverty – due to frequent exclusion

...outside the boundary… people are treated as “non-persons” and there can be discrimination and even hostility’ (Kim 2000: 179)<ref>Kim, Y.-H. 2000. 'Emergence of th