territorialization

IPA: tɛrɪtˈɔriʌɫɪzˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "territorialization" in Sentences

Jewish Diaspora could serve as the paradigm for de-territorialization as such.
"The projects that they're developing look into the questions of territorialization,"
If he is Anti-Zionism is his response as a JEW to Spinoza's idea that the only way Judaism can be "justified" is through territorialization.
But the territorialization of the Church, and the abolition of the ecclesiastical system of the tribe, foreshadowed the innovations that Malcolm's son was to introduce.
With the context of how this music is produced as well as played, there's been a real de-sexualization and re-territorialization of where the music was coming from and how it functioned.
Vague on matters of politics, warfare, and the territorialization of the landscape associated with these masculine domains of her ancestors 'history, Rosalina was happy to glide past such details ( "Who knows where!") in order not to lose her momentum.
Now then, if you remember back to the Blast Door map that trapped Locke, you may recall this entry in the lower right-hand corner of the map: "Stated Goal: Repatriation accelerated de-territorialization of ursus maritimus polar bear through gene therapy and extreme climate change."
Coding is the process of ordering matter as it is drawn into a body; by contrast, stratification is the process of creating hierarchal bodies, while territorialization is the ordering of those bodies in “assemblages,” that is to say, an emergent unity joining together heterogeneous bodies in a