Rather, in his corporate state he wanted to preserve Portugal as a rural and religious society where industrialisation and other modernising influences would be excluded.
There are also warnings that the reef's six species of turtle, including the endangered loggerhead and Olive Ridley turtles, and the snubfin dolphin, Australia's only endemic dolphin, would be affected by any mass industrialisation of the Queensland coast.
The critics claimed that Durham's functioning as a cultural, educational, administrative and tourist centre, would be ultimately destroyed by heavy industrialisation.
It would be too simplistic to prescribe the industrialisation and modernisation agenda pursued by India and China as a panacea for the problems of sub-Saharan Africa, and the Indian and Chinese policies have not been without adverse consequences.
A valley colonised by industrialisation is making the most of the industrial structures that were imposed on it.It would be negligent not to mention the Aberfan tragedy when considering land reclamation in Wales.
They would be run by combinations of parishes – many overwhelmed by the scale of urban industrialisation – known as Poor Law Unions, the scheme directed by a nationwide Poor Law Commission.
The country suffered calamitous de-industrialisation under the Raj, but now under control of the right-wing BJP is fast-becoming a neoliberal paradise – surely the Indian elite would be happy to draw up deals with a "tax haven Britain"?
If democratic aliens came down from Mars and looked at the EU referendum result, they'd be compelled to take the view that the UK, hopelessly fragmented by de-industrialisation and neoliberalism, is now finished as a political entity.
But those who read Malthus at the turn of the 19th century and concluded that industrialisation would result in political upheaval, misery, and war turned out to be right.
Hungary was in a dilemma: without rapid industrialisation there wouldn't be a proletariat on which to build the communist state.
