tribalization

David, you talked about the tribalization of interest groups in Canada.

On the other hand, you can see that he predicted tribalization, too.

"What worries us is the excessive tribalization of the debate and the violence," Diallo said to reporters on Saturday.

Neo-conservatives lament the "tribalization" of American culture.

The Iron I settlements attest a return by those groups to a settled, agricultural lifestyle, and the beginning of a (re)tribalization process.

Sanskritization, was a process that occurred simultaneously with "deshification" (or localization, or tribalization) in Assam.

In 1953, the BIA lifted the ban on possession and distribution of alcohol, as part of its "tribalization" policy.

"The tribalization of telecommunications goes way beyond dealing blackjack to tourists from Texas," said Mr. Enjady, 38.

Who, today, speaks on behalf of the School, the State, Knowledge, Justice? The individual subject is no longer subject; he becomes easy prey for "head shrinking" and tribalization.

He was very comfortable with the notions of tribalization and clearly the electronic means of communication fosters tribalization in a way that can sometimes be enormously destructive.

Habicht-Mauche, Judith A., 1993, The Pottery from Arroyo Hondo, New Mexico: Tribalization and Trade in the Northern Rio Grande.

After that came the discovery of tools and fire, tribalization, and the sequence of evolving social order that led from primitive hunter-gatherer economies through agriculture and city-building to the discovery of the sciences and the beginnings of industrialization.

"After about six months, they just gave in," said Mr. Galliano, whose multicultural fashion visions - among them, a Hopi Indian maiden in Duchess of Windsor drag to symbolize, he said, the tribalization of society - are hardly Hepburnesque.