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Feudalization

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feu·dal·ize  (fydl-z)
tr.v. feu·dal·ized, feu·dal·iz·ing, feu·dal·iz·es
To make feudal.

feudal·i·zation (--zshn) n.


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It was the loss of Rome's capacity to protect its citizens that provided an important condition for the feudalization of its social relationships.
Introduction One of the major criticisms of globalization is that it may not only lead to an environmental catastrophe or toward a feudalization of the relationship between rich and poor countries, but that it also leads to a monolithic consumerist culture and behaviour: in an increasing number of cultures, people tend to buy the same products and to adopt the same 'Western' way of life.
For the feudalization of the Neapolitan periphery in response to this condition see Gernigliaro, 46-54.
 
 
 
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