Sentence examples for indigenous zones from inspiring English sources

According to his author's bio, Lanham is the editor of something called freewilliamsburg.com, a Web site devoted to a section of Brooklyn listed in the "Handbook" as one of the "indigenous zones of the hipster in the United States and Canada" -- along with Detroit's Hamtramck and Toronto's College and Clinton streets.

In the 1980s it established a system of politically autonomous indigenous zones called comarcas.

The study population was located within eight economically depressed and ethnically marginalized (indigenous) periurban zones southeast and adjacent to the city of Cochabamba (located in the Cochabamba Department of Bolivia).

Using theater and the arts to plant seeds of hope, peace and sustainability in conflict zones, indigenous villages and crime-ridden barrios, they connected and nurtured social movements throughout the continent.

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His research has been funded by Darpa, which is interested in finding new ways to teach soldiers how to interact and behave with indigenous populations in war zones.

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Her suggestion concerns the 'contact zone' where Indigenous knowledge and the techno-scientific knowledge of the management software meets not being defined as one of interaction, but of 'intra-action' where there is ongoing entanglement; 'with each iteration of the design, new agencies in terms of possibilities and constraints emerge' (van der Velden 2010, p. 12).

They banned people from returning to their beachfront homes, declaring a "buffer zone" for indigenous people -- but not for the hotel trade, who were free to do as they please.