Sentence examples for sociopolitical changes from inspiring English sources

Jitish Kallat, 37, is as informed by his Mumbai city environment as he is by the broader sociopolitical changes taking place in India and elsewhere.

One answer in recent years has been provided by narratives that unearth tangled motivations and dilemmas on all sides, and that attempt to synthesize the many sociopolitical changes that war, economic expansion, and nationalism unleash.

Urban planning, renewal and their actors are always closely connected with the sociopolitical changes and therefore the transitional post-socialist Croatia provides an interesting context for the analysis of spatial changes.

But Iran's working class has largely been missing in the sociopolitical changes of the last four years.

Iranian society has also been opening up under Rouhani, and a conservative president could undermine the sociopolitical changes that have emerged in the last four years.

Erhard even attempted to adjust it to the sociopolitical changes of the 1960s, developing the concept of a "formed society," whereby factionalism would be minimized and the state governed by consensus.

In some ways the radical sociopolitical change of the interwar years catalyzed equally radical changes in attitudes toward design, as can be seen in the growing popularity of the Bauhaus within Weimar Germany.

The Warring States period was an age of comprehensive sociopolitical change, and thinkers of different intellectual affiliations had to come to terms with this change.

Previous research on Pohnpei (e.g. Haun, 1984; Ayres and Haun, 1985, 1990; Ayres et al., 2009; Athens and Stevenson, 2012) has examined Pohnpeian agriculture and sociopolitical change through the study of archaeological features and pollen cores.

I specifically discuss the implications of my research on seventeenth century Spanish mission populations for understanding eighteenth century Seminole ethnogenesis as the outcome of decades of sociopolitical change with both endogenous cultural components and exogenous processes specific to the colonial environment.

To evaluate this idea, we make use of ethnohistoric and archaeological sources on the Postclassic (AD 1250 1521) of Highland Mesoamerica (Central Highlands of Mexico and the Mixteca Alta region of Oaxaca), to investigate the causes and consequences of key aspects of sociopolitical change.