Some accused Innis and CORE of being of overly sympathetic to the interests of big business; Farmer was critical of Innis's centralization of control and of the organization's failure to conduct annual conferences.
They were coined by his opponents, a circle led by Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, who were both conservative and populist at once: they regarded Walpole's centralization of power as a kind of organized conspiracy, in which the realm's political, business and military interests were colluding against the common good.
Danforth's book encourages backyard butchery and the movement away from the centralization of America's food system (think factory farms and mega supermarkets), self-empowering us to take matters into our own hands.
Even more directly influential was Gregory's centralization of the church.
To be fair, Ms. Kagan thinks this would be a bad idea (she praised President Clinton's centralization of authority in the White House because it fostered "accountability" and "effectiveness").
The conflict erupted following the death of the emperor Tenji in ad 672, when Prince Ōtomo was elevated to the throne as the emperor Kōbun through the efforts of the aristocratic clans that had resisted Tenji's centralization measures.
By far, the most spectacular failure of the mayor's centralization effort has been the breakdown in the discipline process, which caused long delays in suspending and removing dangerous students from the schools and led a chastened Mr. Bloomberg to bluntly admit, "We've screwed up".
His latest party, R.P.R.-PARNAS, which had a liberal, free-market platform opposed to Putin's centralization of power, failed to clear the five-per-cent threshold needed to gain seats in the State Duma (not that electoral results are the truest indication of potential in a political system as tightly controlled as Russia's).
What you're talking about is more centralization, while Dell's whole origin was decentralized computing.
Philosophically, he rejected what he saw as Sartre's centralization of the subject (which he mocked as "transcendental narcissism").
