Sentence examples for geopolitical space from inspiring English sources
The "unstable" state of Finland, which "historically enters into the geopolitical space of Russia" is seen as an exception (316).
It happened in a different time, in a different geopolitical space, long before the two new countries worked their way – separately – into Nato and the European Union.
Over the past two decades, no geopolitical space has undergone as dramatic a transformation as that between the Atlantic and the Urals.
It is striking that a great deal of the intellectual discussion of democratization and the political ferment that created historic democracies has been located in a small geopolitical space, namely Europe and North America.
"The U.S. wants to make its Moroccan ally the second player in the strategy it has adopted towards the Arab-Muslim geopolitical space," wrote Pedro Canales in El Imparcial in Spain.
His chair is also part of the Horizon 2020 research project MEDRESET, in which he leads a work package on EU and EU member states' framing practices of the Mediterranean as a geopolitical space.
The movement of racialized bodies through geopolitical spaces and with relation to one another hints at race's fluidity.
The march denotes a different kind of movement, not simply interpersonal but movement through geopolitical spaces and in militaristic endeavors.
However, what is relevant for the present analysis is that all religions are part of the public realm and four world religions acknowledge the geopolitical spaces of In as their birth site.
Theorizing a framework for how popular culture cuts across geopolitical spaces and surmounts cultural barriers is not only beneficial for marketing of other culture products, but also sheds light on the ideologies of evolving Chinese popular culture.
In addition to recognizing that alternative epistemologies are marginalized across time space, the socioculturally oriented, decolonial perspective on media, identity and language presented here, also call for encompassing geopolitical spaces like Sw that are not commonly associated with colonial ninetieth and twentieth century powers (Bhabha 1994; Hasnain et al. 2013).
