Prejudice must make way for empathy, and alienation for respect.

These photographs were born from a sense of frustration and alienation.

The Alienation of Reason A History of Positivist Thought , Doubleday, Garden City.

Such a narrative is appealing because it feeds into the alienation that many young Muslims feel.

Nubians in Egypt suffered for long time from racism, alienation and neglection for their basic rights.

The population of al Jawf in the north has a similar sense of political and economic alienation.

Although there's nothing like Soviet oppression, the alienation between state and society resembles that of Soviet days.

Halting this progressive alienation will require major changes in outlook and policy on both sides of the Atlantic.

The second challenge is today s violent manifestation of this alienation the Naxalite insurrection in rural central and eastern India.

Unfortunately, Bush s strategy of democracy promotion has mainly contributed to unease around the world and alienation from Western goals.

Addressing the sense of injustice, siege, and alienation faced by young Muslims is not a victory for the extremists.

Despair and alienation have taken hold of the younger generation of Arabs, who represent over 50 of the region's population.

The record level of abstention in the recent European Parliament elections is further proof of that growing cynicism and alienation.

A sense of alienation towards the West is spreading, and Turkey s diplomatic relations with Russia have reached a hitherto unknown intimacy.

They arise from a kind of blindness, combined with a strange mixture of alienation, guilt, and fear toward both Israel and America.

Rising soft dictators what the journalist Bobby Ghosh calls authoritarian democrats have used these feelings of unease and alienation to attract votes.

Leaving behind your family and the country you call home, only to face the alienation and loneliness of life as a political refugee.

The question is not primarily one of employment, or even poverty, but of marginalization and alienation, of the lack of a sense of belonging.

To attempt negotiations under these circumstances would not only be an exercise in futility, but may merely deepen alienation and suspicion on both sides.

After all, other arrangements for allocating labor appear to involve more domination and alienation than the labor market, which offers people opportunities, not constraints.

Many see this movement as something negative, emphasizing the fact that these people are socially uprooted, which leads to alienation and, for some, to terrorism.

A process of escalating alienation and indifference between the Union and its citizens is at work, illustrated by low turnout in the last European Parliament elections.

But that alienation already largely ended earlier this year, when the Bush administration realized that allies are good to have and that Germany is an important one.

Israel, too, has played its part in Turkey s alienation from the West, as a result of the Lebanon war of 2006 and its recent military operations in Gaza.

Intelligence services can educate the public, explaining the origins of the alienation that underpins terrorism, how radicalization and recruitment occur, and highlight terrorists' goals, methods, and targeting strategies.

Yet even middle class Muslims in Britain become alienated, and, unlike the Muslim poor in Europe, poor Muslims in America don t express alienation or sympathy with al Qaeda.

Today, reformers on the left hope that employee ownership will succeed where unionism and government ownership failed in equalizing power and wealth, and in decreasing worker alienation and exploitation.

Most notably, the unifying character of Solidarity gave way to social divisions and, among many of Poland s people, a large dose of alienation from both politics and civic engagements.

Most notably, the unifying character of Solidarity gave way to social divisions and, among many of Poland s people, a large dose of alienation from both politics and civic engagements.

What Romania (and some other East European countries, like Ukraine, Russia, Albania) is experiencing is not merely an economic or a political crisis rather, it is a crisis of alienation.

Helping to make societies in the Middle East and elsewhere more democratic might reduce the alienation that can lead to radicalism and worse, but this is easier said than done.

This growing alienation probably played a considerable part in US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton saying that deteriorating security in nuclear armed Pakistan pose(d) a mortal threat to the US.

Indeed, social spending has worsened the problem, because it reduces work incentives and thus creates a culture of dependency and alienation from the commercial economy, undermining labor force participation, employability, and employee loyalty.

The cancer of violence is all too often found within the US, fed in part by the same inequality, alienation, lack of opportunity, and fervent search for absolute truth that we discern abroad.

The WEF s Global Agenda Council on the Future of Government, of which I am a part, has considered ways in which information technology can improve governance and reduce feelings of alienation among the governed.

Thomas Carlyle, and later Marx and Engels, would decry this appeal to self interest and the related rise of the cash nexus as either a dangerous assault on tradition or a source of human self alienation.

Such a narrative is appealing because it feeds into the alienation that many young Muslims feel. Some may look to unpopular and unjust foreign adventures in Iraq as examples of the futility of lawful political action.

Thomas Carlyle, and later Marx and Engels, would decry this appeal to self interest and the related rise of the cash nexus as either a dangerous assault on tradition or a source of human self alienation.

To present Juncker s candidacy as a matter of high political principle, with Cameron heroically but unsuccessfully standing alone against the dark forces of federalism and centralization, could have only reinforced English feelings of alienation from Europe.

I see another role for intelligence to inform political action. Intelligence services can educate the public, explaining the origins of the alienation that underpins terrorism, how radicalization and recruitment occur, and highlight terrorists' goals, methods, and targeting strategies.

Addressing the sense of injustice, siege, and alienation faced by young Muslims is not a victory for the extremists. Rather, it is a victory for European liberal values because it demonstrates that every individual and every minority is of equal worth.

The dilemma facing the West is that it needs Russia s backing not only on policy toward Iran and North Korea, but also in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Middle East as a whole. Unfortunately, Bush s strategy of democracy promotion has mainly contributed to unease around the world and alienation from Western goals.

Many Muslims understand as well as anyone in the West, and in the same terms the underlying causes of the alienation that animates Islamic radicalism and violence. They know that the rigid dictatorships of the region have paralyzed their populations. Only those consumed by the fires of their rage seem able to melt the shackles of these authoritarian societies.

Many Muslims understand as well as anyone in the West, and in the same terms the underlying causes of the alienation that animates Islamic radicalism and violence. They know that the rigid dictatorships of the region have paralyzed their populations. Only those consumed by the fires of their rage seem able to melt the shackles of these authoritarian societies.