1. plural of politicisation; instances or processes of making something political or involving it in politics
Usage: British spelling (American: politicizations); typically used in academic, journalistic, or formal contexts

Examples

• The politicisations of education policy have made curriculum decisions increasingly contentious.
• Critics argue that recent politicisations of scientific research undermine public trust.
• The politicisations of healthcare debates have prevented rational discussion of reform options.
• Historians traced the politicisations of various social movements throughout the 20th century.
• The politicisations of environmental issues have divided lawmakers along party lines.