Sentence examples for spatial politics from inspiring English sources
Stavros Stavrides, a Greek academic specialising in spatial politics, is clear that for a commons to remain an open community it needs to be able to incorporate newcomers.
At the same time, the environmental injustice perspective required the opening up a serious debate on future of the city to identify possible spatial politics which no longer assumed the acceptance of the steel production as their starting point.
His current research focuses on spatial politics in Palestine.
London-based artist Hew Locke creates his first performance work, Give and Take, an exploration of the changing spatial politics of the Notting Hill neighbourhood.
As a port city on the African frontier, Tangier's always been a cultural crossroads of African, Middle Eastern and European sensibilities, but recently the spatial politics of the city have become heavily geared towards obscuring black African migrants from visibility, and feeding a violent engine of isolation and abuse against them.
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A further implication of Arendt's conception of the spatial quality of politics is that since politics is a public activity, one cannot be part of it without in some sense being present in a public space.
These ideology constants work like in spatial models of politics where the ideal points of agents are exogenously givenb.
Aside from its implications for literature on HSR in the transport geography literature, this research contributes the concept of spatial framing to politics of mobility research.
Besides technological innovation system, there have been other aspects that are related to system delineation, spatial aspects, transitions, politics, and policy recommendations [19].
Nevertheless, its main application is related to the issue: centralization against local powers, which is another aspect of the spatial dimension of politics.
