Sentence examples for socioeconomic structures from inspiring English sources
Important differences often exist between political systems having very similar socioeconomic structures.
Scholars became more interested in early 4th-century history and increasingly concerned with socioeconomic structures, social institutions, and gender issues.
Nor does he proffer any grand theory or unifying design that would explain the past in the categorical manner of Spengler's organic cycle of regional growth and decay, or Braudel's emphasis on broad socioeconomic "structures".
It stressed both heightened awareness of the "sinful" socioeconomic structures that caused social inequities and active participation in changing those structures.
On the contrary, Kotkin writes, Stalin made history, "rearranging the entire socioeconomic landscape of one sixth of the earth", and his case "reveals how, on extremely rare occasions, a single individual's decisions can radically transform an entire country's political and socioeconomic structures, with global repercussions".
Socialists in the West turned increasingly, although in varying degrees, to revisionist interpretations of Marxism and returned to their attempts to revise socioeconomic structures through evolutionary constitutional processes, seeing this as the only possible means of preventing wars.
She is withering and reasoned about its socioeconomic structure ("From the perspective of Europe, America looks an awful lot like Brazil"), and withering and hyperbolic about its literary culture.
Languages themselves were the products of the underlying socioeconomic structure and were therefore class-related and not national phenomena.
Universal suffrage gave them a new political weapon; France's peculiar socioeconomic structure gave them political weight.
The network also promotes "Kid Nation," scheduled to have its premiere on Sept. 19, as portraying "a working kid economy" in which the children, ages 8 to 15, take part in team contests as dictated by the producers "to determine their paycheck and role" in the town's socioeconomic structure.
Then there were the existential questions: why it all matters, the recurring evaluations of my dreams and underlying motivations (did I really want to be a doctor?), even considerations of the problematic socioeconomic structure I was trapped in.
