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Meanings of closed societies in English
Spanish
sociedad cerrada Synonyms
Examples for "closed society"
Examples for "closed society"
1
In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught.
2
We went from an open society to a closed society.
3
It is a more repressive society, a more closed society.
4
But in our closed society, he only received a warning.
5
When the host is North Korea, arguably the world's most closed society, the problems multiply.
Usage of closed societies in English
1
Iran and North Korea were particularly difficult intelligence targets because of their closed societies.
2
Clearly, the Information Highway is crossing all sovereign borders and penetrating even the most closed societies.
3
The inequities and benefits in closed societies are becoming known to both the public as well as the bosses.
4
Like Popper before him, Soros considered the countries of communist eastern Europe to be the ultimate models of closed societies.
5
Instead, "as actual conditions change", people in closed societies were forced to abide by an atavistic ideology that was increasingly unpersuasive.
6
Although North Korea is one of the world's most closed societies, U.N. agencies had had no problems from authorities in visiting affected areas, Wahlstrom said.
7
According to Soros, the dogmatic mode of thinking that characterised closed societies made it impossible for them to accommodate to the changing vicissitudes of history.
8
Very few manage to get under the skin of the place -hardly surprising given it remains one of the most closed societies on earth.