The one-nation movement was behind the great housebuilding programme of the 1950s.
Way back in the early 1950s, Macleod was a driving force behind the one-nation movement of postwar Tories, who were appalled by what had happened to the vulnerable in society under those extreme free market policies known as "laissez faire".
Civil rights tend to increase as governments feel pressure, either from national movements or other nations, to enact change.
It's kind of a nation wide movement.
In every industrialized nation, the movement to reform health care has begun with stories about cruelty.
Then, on Monday last week, the largest militant group in the nation, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, announced that it had once again attacked Shell's oil infrastructure — this time, an offshore platform.
These books consciously or unconsciously accentuate the positive, following a therapeutic arc that underscores the nation's movement from shock and horror, through grief and mourning, toward patriotic solidarity and resolve, never mind that Osama bin Laden has yet to be found, Al Qaeda remains a threat, and the war on terrorism rumbles on with no end in sight.
Spreading from northern California to metropolitan areas across the nation, a movement was born.
There is urgency, excitement, ecstasy, and altruistic exaltation in war, a mystic feeling of solidarity with something greater than oneself: a tribe, a nation, a movement, Humanity.
