Examples of using Commodification in English and their translations into German
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The opposition calls it commodification of the female body.
Which, in turn, raises the question: Does materialization equal commodification?
Finally, the commodification of education, health, and pension funds does not directly prompt people to acquire consumer debt.
Yet a further combination drives the commodification to an extreme.
The privatisation and commodification of food, basic and public services, knowledge, land, water, seeds, livestock and our natural heritage;
From object to syntax, container to language, commodification to communication.
Commodification: private services are required to tender(in competition with commercial services) for the work they were doing in the past=> loss of autonomy.
Pink andblack international brigades t-shirts This season's must-have commodification of our resistance.
Precariousness figures as a logical consequence of individualisation and commodification, many people perceive industrial relations as merely functional while they still are relations of power and inequality.
A second management issue, important to 81% of the respondents,concerns the ethical standards for commodification of war heritage.
There is a close relation between militarisation and our commodification of animals, which should be of particular concern to antimilitarists.
The school may have a central role in adjusting anew development model quarreling neoliberalism and the commodification of education model.
The painting's statement is directed against the commodification of Aboriginal art and against the control of Aboriginal culture by the non-Aboriginal Western art market.
As a result it is still,to quote the theme of transmediale 2012,"in/compatible" with the commodification of media art and digital culture;
Commodification has expanded and contracted historically; we are currently living in an era of hyper-commodification, when the process is taking new forms and operating at new scales.
Critical analysis of discursive constructs and ways of promoting Switzerland lays the basis for discussingemerging tension between traditional identification factors and their commodification in late modernism.
Her resulting creation is a bizarre but compelling narrative about the commodification of curated public personas, the mundane absurdity of individualism, and the lengths we go to escape our own meaninglessness.
The consequences are thus correspondingly low basic income-style transfers(partial basic income),lower social security benefits over and above this transfer, and the commodification and privatisation of public goods, infrastructures and services.
As the only personified supplement for all possible claims against the commodification of knowledge, the banknote can be downloaded as a template to fill in ANY claim,(58) therefore ANY claim criticizing the commodification of knowledge is supplemented with"the Jew" as the universal scapegoat.
It is leading to the continued weakening of the most vulnerable economies,to the privatisation of key sectors of the economy, to the commodification of ever more areas of social life, and to the attack on public services.
Behind the evaluation of the environment as a monetary value is the belief in the market and its ability to offer ideal solutions- that is why the environment has to have a market price, meaning an exchange value, and for that purpose has tobecome a trade commodity this is called commodification.
The authors referred to concepts such as"acculturation", which results in a process of asymmetrical culturalborrowing(Nunez, 1963; Nash, 2001) or"commodification",(Greenwood, 1989) which transforms cultural traditions into commodities.
Free-market approaches to substantiating and structuring basic income-style transfers discuss the issue of public goods, infrastructures and services either on the sidelines,not at all or in the sense of their commodification and privatisation.
On the other hand, however, increasing academization andcanonization eventually also resulted in the processes of appropriation, commodification and valorization that is criticized by Encarnación Gutiérrez Rodrà guez as“postcolonial rhetoric44.
Eduard Freudmann(Vienna) is an artist, filmmaker and author, who researches and intervenes in the intersections of art and politics, power relations and social contexts, history-politics and media mechanisms,strategies of exclusion and the commodification of knowledge.
They discourage free thinking,promote"uninformed irrational choices"1 and prolong both commodification of the female body and profound inequalities between the genders in a variety of social fields.
In the context of increased demand for fishery products outside of Japan, along with increasingpressures on resources and regulation, the project also includes discussions on financialization in the primary sector and the commodification of natural resources.
From the perspective of society as a whole,the latter also limit the reach of markets and commodification, protecting zones of social stability from the volatility of self-regulating relative prices, which typically takes place in conflict with the progress of market expansion.
Despite the constitutional mandate(article 47 of the Spanish Constitution), Spain never made a policy for guaranteeing the right to housing;it limited itself to developing an economic policy that served the commodification of housing as succulent source of incomes for certain private sectors and the administration itself.
Instead it draws attention to the question of which forms of criticism and practice are functional for the next stage orthe stage after that of economicization and commodification, and which forms of practice could at least decelerate or disrupt, if not actually prevent these tendencies.