| Globalization also represents a great threat insofar as it implies the deterritorialization of all cultural systems. |
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| Rosecrance also sees deterritorialization, and advocates surrender to economic forces in a mobile, meritocratic world. |
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| As Storper argued, orthodox accounts of globalization misrepresent the process in terms of a unidirectional trend toward deterritorialization. |
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| The neighboring Mixtec and Zapotec villages pursue a southern delocalized pattern of dispersion and deterritorialization. |
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| She employs subtitles and dubbed narration to evoke linguistic deterritorialization. |
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| One further issue concerning the logic of deterritorialization, and its opposite, must be addressed before turning to the exhibition itself. |
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| Lowry, for all of his interest in matters of flight and deterritorialization, is arguably even further from achieving a fully global status. |
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| Terrorism's deterritorialization is a negative reflection of our own economic and political tendencies. |
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| Movements of deterritorialization and processes of reterritorialization, then, can only be thought of as contingent upon one another. |
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| A process of deterritorialization leads to an undermining of nation states and democracies in a drive toward turning the globe into one large consumerist collective. |
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| It is important to emphasize this, because this is the reason why the process of communicative deterritorialization has its own speed, volatility and degree. |
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| Let yourself be carried along by this great wave of deterritorialization to a place where memory, pleasure and pain melt together, mixing and morphing forever. |
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| In the Deleuzian formulation such a displacement is necessary because deterritorialization involves a collapse of the subjective enunciation and the presentation of material. |
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| As Alain Supiot puts it, contemporary deterritorialization requires reterritorialization, which does not mean a return to the traditional city or to micro-groupings of communities. |
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| In political life, globalization takes a distinct form, though the general trends towards deterritorialization, interconnectedness across borders, and the acceleration of social activity are fundamental here as well. |
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| First, contemporary analysts associate globalization with deterritorialization, according to which a growing variety of social activities takes place irrespective of the geographical location of participants. |
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| All in all leading to a clear deterritorialization of politics. |
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