Examples of using Balkanization in English and their translations into Portuguese
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There are also attempts to use the term"Balkanization" in a positive way equating it with the need for decentralisation
Andrej Grubacic rejects the racist, colonialist conception of"balkanization" as a process by which"ancient,
But at the same time, commercial Balkanization exacted a high cost in the lost opportunity of European industry to grow
Grubačić terms this account as"balkanization from above"-Orientalist, colonialist, racist literature acting
A second problem is the danger of'Balkanization' of important parts of our continent:
however, in case of a balkanization cultura, the program must pursue a rupture with the segmentation in groups,
A strategy that the Congolese Bishops' Conference has defined in one word: Balkanization”.
is something politicians refer to as“balkanization,” no offense intended towards the Balkans.
They are currently endeavoring to bring together the disparate Sunni groups in Iraq in an ominous move that could lead to the balkanization of Iraq.
At an extreme, we may see down the line a collapse in the authority of the central government and a balkanization along socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic lines.
are only a way, thinly disguised, of concretizing the plan of balkanization of the country by the creation of"miniature States.
The expression balkanization of the internet, a reference to the fragmentation of the old Yugoslavia,
even alludes to the balkanization of Iraq and forging a strategic regional alliance against Damascus that includes a Sunni Muslim Arab"Central Iraq.
which also led to the balkanization and destruction of Iraq,
profiting exactly from the implosion and balkanization of Libya.
monopolization of natural resources, balkanization of populations and the total control of the decision-making process.
Israeli hegemony by means of cultural shock and balkanization via an open-borders policy
due to the lingering fear of a return to totalitarianism- fueled in no small part by the ascension of the likes of Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán to power- there is still a phantom of apprehension in the interactions between the tribes that make up Europe that seems to foreshadow balkanization.
The underlying objectives are balkanization(division) and"finlandization"(pacification).69.
But a Balkanization of the Levant can only advance the emergence of Greater Kurdistan.
