reconcentration

Example:Reconcentration camp: During the Spanish–American War, such camps were used in Cuba to gather Cuban civilians to prevent them from aiding the insurgents.

Definition:A living area, usually set up in wartime or during conflict, where people are forcibly gathered and detained, especially in a context of colonial or national control.

Example:Reconcentration effect: As businesses and workers continue to migrate to urban centers, the reconcentration of economic activities in these areas can lead to rapid urban growth.

Definition:The effect of reaccumulating or concentrating resources, individuals, or services in a specific area or region, often leading to urbanization or economic centralization.