Sentence examples for Political differentiation from inspiring English sources

Political differentiation into ruling classes and ruled masses provided a basis for imposition of taxes and rents that financed the development of professional soldiers and artisans, whose specialized skills far surpassed those of pastoralists and agriculturalists.

Just how far he pushes the Nationals' desire for political "differentiation" is Joyce's critical judgement as leader.

Archaeologists have long been interested in the onset of political differentiation, and how this can be inferred from the archaeological record.

In the closing months of the coalition, the task of political differentiation has become more pronounced, and mitigating the worst effects of the legal aid cuts could be part of the process for the Liberal Democrats.

This paper presents findings from systematic archaeological surveys in the Lake Dian basin in southwest China to evaluate processes of political differentiation during the Bronze Age (ca. BC 900 100) and identified with the protohistoric kingdom of Dian.

Anthropologists thought Arctic peoples had lived in homogeneous and highly mobile groups with little social or political differentiation, their relations mostly friendly.

She picks up on a number of themes, including the methods and perspectives used to examine the archaeological and historical records, structures and practices of social and political integration and differentiation, and the role of kinship in socio-political cohesion and function.

Although our results show greater differentiation in political ideology in cases of animal-reminder disgust than core/contamination disgust, what are the links between political ideology and other forms of disgust, such as moral disgust?

He defined the word as the essence of our spiritual being and not as a differentiation between political philosophies.

Jaren is now working on his dissertation research: a text-analytic and statistical exploration of the performance effects and political contingencies of ideological differentiation in the charter school sector.

Population aggregation facilitated social differentiation and political centralization, culminating in the complex hunter-gatherer society of the Chumash Indians, first encountered by European explorers in the 16th century (King 1990).