socio-political-barriers

Vocabulary Word

Definition
Socio-political barriers are obstacles that come from social and political rules or situations. They often prevent progress or equal opportunities.
Examples in Different Contexts
In social justice, socio-political barriers refer to systemic obstacles that prevent individuals or groups from accessing equal opportunities or rights. An activist might say, 'We're working to dismantle socio-political barriers that contribute to inequality and hinder social progress.'
Practice Scenarios
Innovation

Scenario:

Our company culture doesn't seem to nurture creativity. It's about time we changed that.

Response:

That's very true, we will have to dismantle these socio-political barriers to foster a culture of innovation.

Sustainability

Scenario:

Current regulations make it difficult to implement green technologies. There needs to be a shift.

Response:

Indeed, socio-political barriers posed by certain regulations hinder the implementation of potential sustainability efforts.

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