Sentence examples for contested politics from inspiring English sources

"The Climate War," by Eric Pooley — deputy editor of Bloomberg BusinessWeek and former managing editor of Fortune — looks at the hotly contested politics of global warming, especially as it's been played out in Washington over the last three years.

She is co-organizer (with Alia Gana) of Session 57 of the 13th World Congress of Rural Sociology Globall crises, contested politics and emerging paradigms in rural Mediterranean, Lisbon, Portugall, July 29 to Aug. 4, 2012.

Engaging with the themes of the digital encounter, populism and the new authoritarianism sweeping the globe, this chapter highlights one example of the complex relationship between the built environment, cyberspace, and contested politics.

Areas of interest include religious militancy, contested politics of cultural memories, tensions between city and nation.

However, contested politics can distort the intentions of a sound planning system through advancing political interests of politicians, the ruling elite.

The actual contested politics of development-as-urbanization suggests otherwise, however, both on a national scale and on a community scale.

But here in Ohio's hotly contested race, politics have sneaked in.

Higher education was at the heart of a fiercely contested new politics.

Something greater seems to have been lost here, some Iraqis say, the dream of a sectarian coexistence in which disagreements are contested through politics.

We will investigate the difficult-to-theorize and contested space between politics and artistic craft.

We conclude that rather than frame dashboard development in purely technical terms, it is important to openly recognize their contested and negotiated politics and praxis.