The subject of almost all these poems is the people of Czech Silesia, whom Bezruč saw as a dying race, doomed to denationalization at the hands of German industrialists and Polish priests.
Later in the 1970s Hayek's monograph The Denationalization of Money was published by the Institute of Economic Affairs in London, one of the many classical liberal think tanks that Hayek, directly or indirectly, had a hand in establishing.
Imperial policy favoured a veneer of common culture transcending ethnic differences, but there was no deliberate denationalization.
Although the company had been founded by the German government, in the 1960s the government divested itself of 60 percent of its interest by selling stock to the public, an unusual case of denationalization in an era when nationalization of industry was far more common.
The interest of the session itself will be centered less on the Government and the rows over its promised denationalization of steel and transport (the latter particularly, has been strongly criticized from all sides) than on the Opposition and the peculiar mixed sounds of strife issuing from that quarter.
My country became, in effect, a laboratory for a neoliberal experiment, a land of unrestrained greed where extreme denationalization of public resources and suppression of workers' rights were imposed on an unwilling populace.
We do, however, know that the coup did produce the following four substantial legacies: (1) the denationalization of the oil industry; (2) the destruction of the secular opposition; (3) the fatal delegitimizaton of the monarchy; and (4) the further intensification of the already intense paranoid style prevalent throughout Iranian politics.
Although this show opens with a full-size replica of Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," its 140 works give a substantial boost to what might be called the denationalization of the triumph of 19th-century French painting.
"Crossing the Channel" continues what might be called the denationalization of the triumph of 19th-century French painting, a healthy trend.
Brazil has been trying to sell Banespa since January 1998, when the bank was added to the list of assets to be offered in a huge-scale denationalization program.
For example, a critical theory of globalization could show that the democratic potential of modern societies is being undermined by neoliberal globalization and denationalization of economic policy.
