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territorialisation

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Noun1.territorialisation - the act of organizing as a territory
organisation, organization - the activity or result of distributing or disposing persons or things properly or methodically; "his organization of the work force was very efficient"


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In addition, the territorialisation of sectarian identities partly wrought by civil war displacement and "sectarian cleansing" leads to the identification of certain areas with individual sects, enabling scenarios and perceptions of "defence" of territory that serve as pretexts and rallying points for sectarian mobilisation and creating triggers for the eventual outbreak of violence.
11): territorialisation and reterritorialisation are seen as materialised symbolic demarcations that impose arbitrary and almost decontextualised boundaries onto a certain area prior to any functions carried out inside the boundaries, which subsequently specify it as a territory with changeable boundaries.
Surprisingly, the Prussian successes of 1864, 1866 and 1870 were taken as examples to follow with territorialisation of recruitment.
 
 
 
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