Eksklusi sosial, peminggiran sosial, atau marginalisasi sosial adalah tindakan penyingkiran atau pengucilan ke pinggiran masyarakat. Ini adalah istilah yang banyak digunakan di Eropa dan pertama kali dipakai di Prancis.[1] Istilah ini digunakan dalam berbagai bidang ilmu yang meliputi edukasi, sosiologi, psikologi, politik dan ekonomi.
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