Sentence examples for dispossession which from inspiring English sources
This imaginary authorizes material practices of racialized dispossession, which were set in motion by neoliberal conservation regimes designed to exploit the natural and cultural resources upon which tourism development is premised.
Bourdieu would reference this outcome in terms dispossession, which is the inability to directly speak back to power arising from being dispossessed of capital and authorised discourses (Bourdieu 1991).
But these acts of violence and dispossession, which Harper seeks to erase from history, will only intensify if Enbridge's Northern Gateway is approved.
More generally, we're two middle-class white American dudes who believe in the transformative power of love, the struggle for community and the refusal of dispossession, which makes us both freaks by worldly standards.
President Obama spoke on May 19 of the "humiliation of occupation" suffered by Palestinians in 1967, but said not one word about the pain of dispossession which is rooted far more deeply in Palestinian psyches than even the territorial losses of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem in 1967.
Dr. Said's last book was "The Politics of Dispossession" (1994), which extended his criticism of Western attitudes toward the Palestinians, but also portrayed the Palestinian leadership as profligate and corrupt.
The forms of 'accumulation by dispossession' and 'assimilation' through which oil palm expansion has taken place in Colombia are shaped by the country's agrarian history of violence and peasant marginalization.
Property possession norms are less costly to enforce than property ownership norms because it is easier for an enforcer to witness and to correct a forcible dispossession than to decide which among competing claimants "owns" a commodity that one of them has set down.
Countries such as Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and South Sudan have retained loopholes through which lawful mass dispossession can still slip.
By Hua Hsu An identity politics has emerged in which whiteness spells dispossession.
There might even have been a rearguard action by a fundamentalist left against the dispossession of a working class which, although it appeared to have little, had nevertheless forged bonds of solidarity and collective resistance, a defensive culture of humanity.
