dispossession

The act of forcing one out of possession or occupancy of material property to which one is entitled; illegal or wrongful dispossession.

The law protects against inadvertent dispossession of community land, and facilitates community negotiation with commercial investors.

Does it instill a sense of alienation and cultural dispossession or of cultural advantage?

Furthermore, few had paid much attention to the long-term psychological impact of Filipino immigrants'experiences of dispossession.

This dispossession of American labor has been heralded by offshoring's pimps in the major universities as "the New Economy. "

Others put it down to a burning resentment at that dispossession, and a void filled mainly by booze and drugs.

Love and toothache have many cures, but none infallible, except possession and dispossession. . .

love and Tooth-ach have many Cures, but none infallible. except Possession and Dispossession.

The memory of Muslim dispossession during India's partition haunted A. Q. Khan.

014 love and toothache have many cures, but none infallible, except possession and dispossession.

The act or an instance of ejecting; dispossession.

They are victims of pollution because they are victims of dispossession - this is environmental injustice.

The usual signs : no doubt that the foreign investors to come in swarms and dispossession development;