Have US politics become more divisive?

As a result, divisive politics is now overwhelming constructive economic policymaking.

Democratic politics is messy and divisive, and riddled with compromises. Monnet hated all that.

Consider Iraq, the most divisive issue in American politics for the past five years.

We can see the consequences all over the world, in the form of economic underperformance, widening inequality, and divisive politics.

In that case, politics will become divisive and polarized, and the inclination toward protectionist solutions will increase, jeopardizing global economic openness.

The simultaneous scaling back of the local government system, along with the divisive politics of coalition governments in Pakistan s fragile democracy, continues to undermine implementation of the polio eradication program.

Since the 1970 s, the Assads have failed to foster Arab nationalism in order to unite the religiously divided population, resorting instead to divisive sectarian politics to control Syria s population.

That, in turn, would create a new European identity and narrative, a new reason for the EU to exist in this century, a way of rejecting the divisive politics of old.

The discussion of monetary policy is especially divisive.

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The group of four draft resolution has been labelled divisive.

Indeed, among China s elite no foreign policy issue is more divisive.

Missile defense has suddenly emerged as a divisive issue in Europe.

Instead of divisive vote let us opt for a decisive dialogue.

Bosnia and Kosovo are trapped in the labyrinth of the politics of semi independence Albania, Montenegro, and Macedonia are small and claustrophobic republics with populist and divisive governments and opposition forces that are discouraged and discouraging at the same time.

The broadest possible agreement cannot be achieved through a divisive and controversial vote.

In transatlantic relations, nothing is potentially more divisive than the issue of Israel s security.

They should demonstrate to their governments that they will not succumb to divisive ideology.

The fundamental question about how to deal with Russia remains a divisive issue, however.

The pressure for the extension was considerable and divisive and had far reaching consequences.

Playing divisive games with an electorate that is not deeply divided never succeeds for long.

A divisive transatlantic rivalry offers no ethical or political basis for an enlightened European approach.

Some observers also complain about the divisive negative rhetoric and advertising that characterized the campaign.

Fourthly, we do not see the validity of saying that a vote would be divisive.

It is worth recalling that purging him was a deeply divisive affair at the CCP s highest levels.

Macro politics is structural, whereas micro politics is daily.

But divisive issues from computer hacking to America s pivot to Asia must not claim all of the attention.

Third, a divisive vote on this issue would politicize and perhaps derail the entire preparatory process for September.

It seems very far fetched to tell them that to exercise that most basic right would be divisive.

The Working Group on Sanctions had also faced a number of difficult and divisive issues, it was reported.

Rumsfeld's remarks were divisive because Western Europe seems to know even less than the Americans about Europe's eastern half.

The practice of including those four divisive paragraphs ran counter to the established principles and practices of the Committee.

That subtlety reflects the distinction between macro politics and micro politics.

It researches the politics of law and the law of politics .

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In that regard, voting should be avoided, since it would open a Pandora's box of divisive votes on various issues.

It is divisive and unhelpful to the overall goal of strengthening dialogue and building confidence and trust among the parties.

In more recent times, however, traditional political systems have gone into decline, and this has given rise to divisive behaviour.

When I wrote about politics it was politics that was personal to me.

Instead, Chen s futile effort to de Sinicize Taiwan created a wastefully divisive contentious society, pitting mainlanders and locals against each other.

During the discussions in the Sixth Committee, Hungary devoted itself to forging consensus on the highly divisive matter of human cloning.

The problem of Security Council reform will be as divisive as it is now and as it was before the dialogue.