Regionalisation
Tendency to form decentralised regions
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Regionalisation is the tendency to form decentralised regions.
Regionalisation or land classification may refer to different concepts in various disciplines:
- In biogeography, see Biogeographic units
- In ecology, see Ecological classification
- In geography, see Regional geography or Area studies
- In globalisation discourse, see global regionalization
- In politics, see Regionalism (politics)
- In sport, see Home venue
- In linguistics, it is when a prestige language adopts features of a regional language
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