Sentence examples for commodification process from inspiring English sources
The analysis shows that the current commodification process and short-termism in plant protection research are incompatible with ecologically sustainable pest control approaches.
This commodification process refers both to the residential space and the inhabitants' lifestyles as the domestic landscape, created by private security, clearly shows.
But given Sahara's Web site, her promotional video (it shows Sahara performing at the piano, among other things) and the readings and interviews that are planned, the commodification process appears to be well under way.
It's about offering, as an artist, to the world". But given Sahara's Web site, her promotional video (it shows Sahara performing at the piano, among other things) and the readings and interviews that are planned, the commodification process appears to be well under way.
Globalization of Commodification: Legal Process Outsourcing and Indian Lawyers, Journal of Contemporary Asia.
In addition, the commodification of this process in capitalist societies implies that the access to information is stratified, non-democratic, and differentially affecting social groups and countries.
Dr. Walters termed the process the commodification of difference.
It subjects our landscape and wildlife to the same process of commodification that has blighted everything else the corporate economy touches.
The fall of the Soviet Union ushered in a process of commodification of science and raised new questions about the production of public goods.
He explored the homology between Freud's analysis of dreams and Marx's analysis of commodities to show that each attends to concealment as such (to the disguising of repressed wishes in dreams—"dreamwork"—or to the process of commodification) rather than to what seems to be concealed (as latent meaning or as "use value").
Although historically, the Sahrawi traded surplus camels, an unprecedented process of commodification of camels and camel products is occurring among refugees.
