The period of the GNU while characterized by stabilization of the economy, did not bring much to housing development given the constant bickering between the political parties of the matters of constitution making, elections and indigenization of the economy.
Those following this latter path have focused on issues relating to orientalism or the creation of "subaltern" groups; the role of nationalism and national identities; the "indigenization" of scientific, medical, and educational institutions and bureaucracies; and consequent changes (or stabilities) in attitudes toward indigenous medicine, race, and cultural practices.
Using Karina Walters' term of "indigenization" [ 27], we "indigenized" Meade and Sikkehma's framework to reflect our findings through an iterative process.
Since then, the economy has been chronically mismanaged; the three defining tenets have been corruption, greed, and revenge, under the rubric of "indigenization".
Although most of the early works were heavily influenced by Bollywood and Hollywood productions, the industry soon began a process of indigenization as producers strove to emphasize local issues, imagery, and artistic idioms.
Narora Atomic Power Station commissioned in 1991 marked major indigenization and standardization of PHWR designs.
The appearance or reappearance on the map of the post-Soviet republics — in part, as scholars have pointed out, because of the "indigenization" policy instituted by Lenin and Stalin — has also prompted a lot of productive work on the experiences of the Soviet periphery.
Indigenization is a core feature of the values of our party: freedom, equality, peace".
Since the mid-2000s, thEmiratitIVFVF sector has undergone a series of profound transformations, involving the indigenization-qua-emiratization of IVF services in the country.
"The children have been consulted and rightfully so, as they constitute a majority of Zimbabwe's population," said Minister of Youth Development, Indigenization and Empowerment, Hon.
Islam had grown assertive and belligerent; the ideologies of Westernization that had dominated the histories of Turkey, Iran and the Arab world, as well as South Asia, had faded; "indigenization" had become the order of the day in societies whose nationalisms once sought to emulate the ways of the West.
