Sentence examples for for commodification from inspiring English sources

The skinhead youth cult was quickly and fleetingly singled out for commodification, from the New English Library commissions to Slade's brief flirtation with the movement post-hippy and pre-glam rock.

This is not a plea for formal law, for commodification of laws, and for "one size fits all".

Many agree, however, that a concern for commodification does not justify a complete ban on payment of oocyte donors and that justice requires that they be financially compensated for the inconvenience, burden, and medical risk they endure, as is standard for other research subjects (Steinbock, 2004; Mertes &Pennings, 2007).

It paints a picture that does not do justice to the rich depth that South Asian history has to offer, instead trading culture for commodification.

In an era where likes serve as empty calories for our self-esteem, and we can repurpose any life moment for commodification, it's difficult for us to determine what is real and what is an act.

Viewed through a medicalization lens, it appears that the UHC campaign is currently defined and framed in narrow terms, elevating the role of health care, individualising health by focusing on access to personal health services, and creating opportunities for commodification; together this reductionism risks medicalizing a key and high-profile component of the current global health agenda.

When I was writing Woman's Consciousness, Man's World during 1971, I drew on her analysis in The Accumulation of Capital (1913) of capital's greedy quest for non-capitalist markets, adapting it as a metaphor for the commodification of sexual relations and the body.

Our overall argument is that planning and planners are presently engaging with the demographic reality of multiculturalism in the city through three major interventions: social mix planning in housing, planning for the commodification of diversity in ethnically identified businesses, and planning for public spaces and encounter.

Last month, Martin Scorsese penned an essay in The Hollywood Reporter blaming the site for the commodification of the movie business.

Pasolini said, > In this film, sex is nothing but allegory, the metaphor for the commodification of bodies subjected to power.

The American Girl Cafe on the third floor of American Girl Place on Fifth Avenue at 49th Street — the global center for the commodification of girlhood — is a very pink place.