Sentence examples for economic formations from inspiring English sources

Pre-Capitalist Economic Formations.

People can resiliently adapt themselves to the social and economic formations of the New Economy -- the cells are meeting people's desire for connection.

The object of this research is to manifest the physical and spatial implications of technology on social organizations, urban events, or institutional and economic formations, once applied to an existing physical infrastructure.

Much of postmodern urban theory, however, paints a different picture of a postmodern city by questioning the underlying social and economic formations that shape postmodern urban form, and identifying architectures of commodification, enclosure, and oppression underneath the playful facades.

In her new book World City, the geographer Doreen Massey explores Ken Livingstone's London as "a heartland of that socio-political economic formation that goes by the name of neoliberalism".

As the chancellor sees it, the first so-called metro mayor represents the dawn of the "northern powerhouse" – Osborne's attempt, announced last year, to gather the north's cities into an economic formation that could rival London and "combined, can take on the world".

Lazzarato thus holds Benetton to be emblematic for a new economic formation, in which companies own neither factories nor workers.

As a reliable and economic formation stimulation technology, it has been successfully used in shale gas reservoirs.

The original text is titled 'Strategies of the political entrepreneur', which suggests that political entrepreneurs are aware of this new economic formation, consciously strategising around the management of 'citizen-consumers'.

Economic growth mode and economic formation are different in each region.

The conference Assembling Values: Architecture and Political Economy seeks to measure the extent to which architecture has not only been formed by, but is also productive of political-economic formations throughout the world.