Sentence examples for sociopolitical environment from inspiring English sources

"But in the current sociopolitical environment, it's a very difficult undertaking".

"We can't be isolated from the sociopolitical environment," Professor Hassani acknowledged.

We suggest that before 2006 the CCAAC demonstrated a conflictual-cooperation orientation which flourished when the sociopolitical environment was right.

At the same time we expected that the sociopolitical environment of 2003 2005, among other potential conditions, would influence CCAAC's mobilization choices.

We argue that from 2003 to 2005 the CCAAC adjusted its tactics from contention to conflictual-cooperation in response to a more favourable sociopolitical environment.

And, iii) we use Freedom House as a measure of sociopolitical environment at origin, instead of governance and fractionalization indicators, since it changes over time and it is available for our period of analysis.

He was born into one of the strangest sociopolitical environments in history: Kyoto in 1949 — the former imperial capital of Japan in the middle of America's postwar occupation.

There are multiple factors within the contexts in which young people live, their families, schools, peer groups, neighborhoods, and sociopolitical environments, that predispose to and buffer against violence.

In an edited collection, scholars and advocates analysed the Canadian childcare movement before 2001 (Prentice 2001) and recommended a range of repertoires of contention within particular sociopolitical environments (Martin 2001; White 2001).

External factors are generally beyond an organisation's direct control and include phenomena related to market forces, the regulatory environment, sociopolitical and cultural trends and others.

Successful industrial parks reflect locational attributes of their particular place, network with the sociopolitical framework of the larger environment, function as learning districts for exchanging tacit information, and seek to mitigate negative environmental effects of their concentrated activity.