privatization

Examples of nationalization

nationalization
This grew out of the ' study group on public industry ', explicitly set up to look at the future of nationalization.
Given this 'moderation' effect of coalition governments, neither radical privatizations nor nationalizations should be expected under coalition governments.
Thirdly, a 'nationalization' of southern politics has occurred.
Ultimately, the liberals' success and innovativeness in local government led to a ' nationalization ' of their policies and concerns.
It advocated full employment, nationalization of foreign banks, a desire to make the public sector more profitable and an independent central monetary authority.
The secularization of the state organization was then followed by the nationalization of religion.
Nyerere found willing partners in the churches, with little opposition even to the nationalization of church-supported schools.
As this suggests, the central state underwrote and directly contributed to the growing 'nationalization' of middle-class identity in the first half of the twentieth century.
In several cases, forced government nationalization has led to mass arrests and rioting.
For example, someone who was highly in favour of nationalization would be expected to score a '4' ('very positive') on that item.
As in the case of democratization and bureaucratization, we find conflicting trends: trends towards nationalization, globalization and localization.
The nineteenth century was the age of nationalism and also of what might be called the "nationalization of knowledge".
We demanded, seeing the shortage of donations, the nationalization of bodies.
First, the idea of nationalization as a key underpinning for a ' planned economy ' was soon undermined by the problems encountered in formulating let alone pursuing such planning.
This scheme became in effect a national hospital service and undoubtedly had much to do with the widespread support for the nationalization of voluntary hospitals after the war.
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