detribalisation

• Sustantivo que designa el proceso por el cual se hace abandonar a los miembros de una tribu sus costumbres y estructuras sociales tradicionales, a menudo adoptando un modo de vida urbano, o la propia decadencia de la organización tribal.

A noun referring to the process by which tribal people are made to abandon their traditional customs and social structures, often adopting urban lifestyles, or the decline of tribal organization itself.

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1. Loss of tribal identityC1formal

   The process by which individuals or groups lose their traditional tribal customs, social structures, and cultural identity, often due to external pressures or assimilation into a broader society.

   Pérdida de identidad tribal

   • The forced detribalisation of indigenous communities led to a loss of language and heritage.
   • Urban migration often results in the detribalisation of younger generations.
   • Detribalisation can weaken the social cohesion that traditional tribal structures provide.

   Sinónimosacculturationassimilationderacination

2. Decline of tribal organizationC1formal

   The weakening or complete breakdown of a tribal system of governance, kinship, and communal living.

   Detribalización

   • The detribalisation of the region was accelerated by colonial policies.
   • Economic changes contributed to the detribalisation of rural communities.
   • Scholars study detribalisation as a key factor in the transformation of traditional societies.