There is no unified understanding of the concept of inclusion in the literature. Since inclusion is a hot topic in the current debates on equity diversity and inclusion, it is important to move towards creating a common understanding of this term. In this article I explore the concept of inclusion based on the current literature. When I say inclusion, it is not just a sense of belonging, but also the opportunity to participate and contribute meaningfully.
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