This paper revisits the mainstream definitions of 'ethnic enclave', by taking into account new approaches that can be used to adapt the term to the dynamics of global economy and to disassociate it from a territorially fixed and circumscribed place.
On a map the community was arbitrarily divided into 30 strata with approximately similar number of households (defined as a "compound" i.e. a circumscribed living place).
All that crushing hierarchy is part of a deferential, class-ridden past, in which everyone was expected to know their highly circumscribed and orchestrated place.
Tours of North Korea that take American tourists to the capital, Pyongyang, and a few scenic places under strictly circumscribed conditions have become more frequent.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
The solo builds slowly and satisfyingly from a simple beginning -- a twisting upper torso rooted in place -- to circumscribed but full motion standing and reclining and back to the simple image of the dance's first moments.
God, however, is not thus contained in space, for it is "a mark of shameless impudence to say that place circumscribes the magnitude of Supreme Truth".
A strategy assumes a place that can be circumscribed as proper and thus serve as the basis for generating relations with an exterior distinct from it.
Seventeen days previously, we had started out from New Delhi, the heart of which is the Lutyens-designed Connaught Place - a circular park circumscribed by a vast colonnade of white stucco buildings.
Those who don't live in New York and might think of it as a place where relationships aren't circumscribed by neighborhood and where a certain anonymity is assured will wonder how much of what is rendered in these novels is just hokum.
