He succeeded his brother, Bagrat II, as a duke of Tao in 966, and through his expansionist policy and flexible diplomacy began assembling a larger state.
This study also highlights how different models of technology transfer shaped the organizational structures of the expansionist initiatives pushed through at these two universities by molecular biologists with close industry ties.
"Certainly the academy was going through a huge expansion in a very expansionist moment, and the expansion continued when the economy started to contract," Mr. Galassi said.
While the ANC was linked, as it remains linked today, to the South African Communist party, and through that to a USSR which had an expansionist policy in southern Africa, which assisted and helped hundreds of thousands of Cuban troops to be in southern Africa, who wanted control, direct or indirect of the whole of southern Africa.
He's also spent the past couple of decades advocating the restoration of the Russian Empire through the partitioning of former Soviet republics — an expansionist ideology that some have suggested is part of Putin's own agenda.
The backlash against political unions through the Brexit vote; the rise of right wing, anti EU movements in Europe; the putsch against liberal ideology and its institutions through Trump's election; and Putin's increasingly expansionist and anti-Western rhetoric made 2016 look more like 1936 again.
She worked her way up through the ranks and ran HR departments overseas for several years during the expansionist days under Sir Terry Leahy.
Published in 2013, this scholarly work examines the Panama-Pacific Inthenationalensessitiof through the "lenses of art history and cultural studies, focusing on the event's expansionist and masculinist symbolism".
America, he says, is expansionist.
Thereafter, his expansionist campaigns began.
