de‑territorialization

[US]/[dɪˈtɛrɪtɔːrɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃən]/
[UK]/[dɪˈtɛrɪtɔːrɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃən]/

Translation

n.The process of removing something from its original context or location, especially in a cultural or political sense.
v.To remove something from its original context or location, especially in a cultural or political sense.

Example Sentences

globalization has accelerated the de-territorialization of culture and local traditions.

deleuze and guattari introduced the concept of de-territorialization in their philosophical works.

digital technology facilitates the de-territorialization of social interactions and communication.

the de-territorialization of capital creates new challenges for national economic sovereignty.

migrant communities often experience a sense of de-territorialization and displacement.

cyberspace represents the ultimate de-territorialization of information and data storage.

the de-territorialization of the nation-state is a key theme in contemporary political theory.

climate change contributes to the forced de-territorialization of vulnerable populations.

postmodern art often explores themes of de-territorialization and fluid identity.

the process of de-territorialization is strictly linked to re-territorialization in global dynamics.

de-territorialization fundamentally alters how we perceive physical borders and boundaries.

linguistic de-territorialization occurs when languages spread beyond their native geographic regions.

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