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Catttt Posted 9 years ago
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Compromised by

Does "compromised by" in this context mean "appropriated by"?


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During the 1990s, however, many of these activist and artistic strategies seemed compromised by the economic and technological developments of globalization. Newly empowered Euro- American and Japanese transnational corporations snaked out over national borders to cultivate “emerging markets” in underdeveloped countries and elsewhere. Global corporations such as Exxon/Mobil, Monsanto, or Philip Morris advertised their interest in the “community” and touted their “community investment”; in other words, corporate entities have taken on the mantle of community- building that was once the preserve of grassroots activism.

  

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No. I think "compromise" in this context still means "weaken".

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  • I think "compromise" in this context still means "weaken".
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No. I think "compromise" in this context still means "weaken".

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