sociopolitical
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- adjective
- /ˌsoʊsiəʊpəˈlɪtɪkəl/
- Formal
- The sociopolitical landscape of the country changed dramatically after the recent elections.
- sociopolitical nation
- sociopolitical and economic
- sociopolitical structure
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Watch on YouTubeIt always happens in some sociopolitical context.
- It always happens in some sociopolitical context.
- I don't know, Jordan Hall and other people are better at sort of the economic, sociopolitical, environmental factors.
Examples
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In that sense, it has all the ingredients for becoming a true sociopolitical nation.
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The dynamics of African conflicts, therefore, involve the prevailing sociopolitical and economic realities that impinge on elite decision-making.
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But the above examples are clear cases of groups that are increasingly becoming sociopolitical nations.
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So I am not suggesting that all of them have already become sociopolitical nations.
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In short, the principle of tolerance is built into the very concept of the sociopolitical nation.
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I have discussed the differences between ethnic or cultural nations and sociopolitical nations.
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The historical evidence shows that the Zulu kings indeed enjoyed such a powerful sociopolitical role.
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In addition, this method considered macro influences such as the sociopolitical context within which a case was bound.
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The coup shook up the sociopolitical system and transcended regional boundaries.
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Many sociopolitical movements aim to address issues of equality and justice in society.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word sociopolitical combines socio- ('about society' or 'people') and political ('about government' or 'public life'), so it describes issues that involve both social and political factors.