Sentence examples for sociopolitical implications from inspiring English sources

I wish the exhibition had done more with the sociopolitical implications of its subject.

His interest in the sociopolitical implications of religious belief and practice the thread that runs through his scholarly work and career developed in his youth.

Only then, they maintain, can mankind deal with the sociopolitical implications of the universe: the rule of law in outer space, the sharing of technology between civilizations and the physics of one-on-one interaction with ETs.

She intends to investigate how this examination of Christianity represents a philosophical engagement, leading to contestation over the nature of faith's sociopolitical implications, and of the political responsibility of the colonized subjects.

Based on detailed fieldwork with laid-off workers, this elegant ethnography not only forces us to rethink recent analyses of 'the self,' entrepreneurialism, and marketization but also raises important questions about the sociopolitical implications of these modes of governing.

To respond to the highly complex sociotechnical problems of the 21st century and beyond, future computer scientists and engineers need educational opportunities that prepare them to understand and care about the far-reaching ethical and sociopolitical implications of new technologies.

What transpires after her disappearance is a meditation on absence and presence, exploring the sociopolitical, historical and colonial implications of written language as a means of intellectual memory — a vessel of cultural knowledge.

"He kind of redesigned the way we understand video and performance art and the way they interact," Bolande said, adding: "Everything he did had far-reaching implications, a sociopolitical critique, and he was constantly testing the limits of everything.

This has had significant implications for the sociopolitical and economic life of the country in terms of the relationship between men and women in society.

(8) What are the implications of respect for problematic moral and sociopolitical issues such as racism and sexism, pornography, privacy, punishment, responses to terrorism, paternalism in health care contexts, cultural diversity, affirmative action, abortion, and so on?

One reason for raising some of these implications is to highlight their relative absence from sociopolitical debate.