Locating Sweden in Time and Space: National Chronotopes in Civic Orientation for Adult Migrants by Simon Bauer, Kerstin von Brömssen, Tommaso M. Milani, Andrea Spehar

“…As such, the analysis seeks to contribute to the burgeoning scholarship on civic orientation programmes by offering further empirical evidence of the shapes such programmes take, and how civic values become nationalised. With the help of the notion of the chronotope, the article also seeks to add some fresh perspectives to scholarship on nationalism and othering by showing mundane spatio-temporal moves in the production of a ‘national imaginary’ (Calhoun 2017).…”
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An assessment of the Europeans’ Bank bailout policies since the global financial crisis and a proposal for reforms: a comparison with the US experience by Hryckiewicz, A, Kryg, N, Tsomocos, D

“…As a result, we have noticed a significant increase in board compensation at nationalised banks, and no significant restructuring changes. …”

Banishment and the pre-history of legitimate expulsion power by Gibney, M

“…I suggest that while banishment proved itself compatible with varied ways of conceptualising citizenship and societal purposes across the ancient, medieval and early modern worlds, the rise of territorial state and nationalised conceptions of membership in the nineteenth century undermined the punishment. …”

TOPOLINO vs MICKEY MOUSE – AN UNEVEN MATCH: SOME REMARKS ON THE CROSS-CULTURAL RECEPTION OF COMICS by Elana Ochse

“…Foreigners, however, are astonished to discover that Topolino is not just tolerated but welcomed in most Italian homes – thoroughly nationalised and largely naturalised. The difference lies in the verbal dimension, which in the English-speaking world is not appreciated by most adults. …”
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The politics of nationalism in the Polish-German borderland by Krzysztof Jaskułowski

“…Kulczycki’s book presents a comprehensive and well-structured analysis of the nationalising policies in the entire Polish-German borderland. …”
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My neighbour the Animalien: constructing Japanese national cultural identity from invasive alien animal species discourse in the 21st century by Ghosh, C

“…Folkloric language turns individual self-exploratory fantasy spaces into nationalised exploratory fantasies. Nostalgia and self-responsibility languages build relationships with past and future-communities that serve the present. …”

Making ladies of girls : middle-class women and pleasure in urban India by Krishnan, S

“…Young women have particularly come under a great deal of pressure to position themselves dually as modern representatives of a global nation, who are, at the same time, epitomes of a nationalised narrative of tradition. In this thesis I examine, through an ethnographic study, the ways in which young women’s bodies are implicated in the normative reproduction of everyday middle class life, as well as unpacking the social meanings of youth and adulthood for women in this context. …”

`Dances in the manner of the other people` and the way of educating minority cultures in Laos. by Jaehnichen, Gisa

“…In the era of developing mass media, performing arts such as dance, theatre and music are the first to become standardized and re-interpreted items of an abstract national whole degrading local dance and music praxis as kind of strange particularities. “Nationalised” dances, which are a lively part of most of the cultures found in Laos, summarize the imagination of the majority’s Lao dance educators assisted by state cultural managers about dances of the minorities living in the mountains and high valleys. …”

Foucauldian “Medical Gaze” as an Ideological Apparatus of Modern Power Structures in the Works of Rıfat Ilgaz, Ōoka Shōhei, Jean-Paul Sartre and Joseph Conrad / Rıfat Ilgaz, Ōoka S... by Devrim Çetin Güven

“…Such a “medical gaze” (Foucault) also manifests as a de-nationalising attitude in Ooka’s Fires on the Plain, as well as Ilgaz’s Nights of Blackout, which we particularly concentrated on. …”
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Vacant inheritance, heirless inheritance and claims from Warsaw Decree (part I) by Kamil Zaradkiewicz

“…This means a necessity of determining the legal successors to people who held the right to nationalised (communalised) property, including – for individuals – their inheritors. …”
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Romanian Orthodox elementary denominational schools in Transylvania (1868–1921) by Paul Brusanowski

“…The situation was fully resolved just after the unification of Transylvania with Romania when Romanian Orthodox denominational schools were nationalised and transformed into state schools. Contribution: Although summary works on the history of education in Romania or various research on the history of schools at the local level have appeared in Romanian, the impact of governmental and legislative decisions in Hungary on Orthodox confessional education in Transylvania has not been analysed. …”
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Strategic partisan policy-seekers by Hicks, T

“…Where left-wing parties expect to be weak, they will tend to adopt the highly statist, bureaucratised, nationalised policies that are traditionally associated with the Left as these will tend to embody large amounts of organised labour that will be a counter to future right-wing governments. …”

Climate Services for Agriculture: Tools for Informing Decisions Relating to Climate Change and Climate Variability in the Wine Industry by Leanne Webb, Carly Tozer, Lynette Bettio, Rebecca Darbyshire, Bella Robinson, Aysha Fleming, Sigrid Tijs, Roger Bodman, Mahesh Prakash

“…The CSA platform brings together historical climate data, seasonal climate outlooks, and future climate projections to assist agricultural producers to better manage climate variability and climate change. It aims to nationalise this information for all major agricultural commodities in Australia. …”
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Australian dental students’ knowledge on antibiotics prophylaxis for dental procedures by Charn Thanissorn, Joon Soo Park, Kate N. Wang, Marc Tennant, Amy T. Page, Estie Kruger

“…One way to target this is to potentially nationalised teaching delivery of dental AMS across Australia.…”
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In oude en nieuwe vormen verpakte illusies. Naar aanleiding van enkele recente studies over de geschiedenis van de volkskunde in Nederland by P. de Rooy

“…Musealisering en nationalisering van de volkscultuur in Nederland 1815-1940</p><p> </p><p><em><strong>Illusions dressed up in old and new ways, Piet de Rooy</strong></em><br />In recent years the number of publications on the history of folklore in the Netherlands has grown exponentially. …”
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Singapore’s sporting culture : nationalism of sports from 1965-1985 by Lee, Benedict Joseph Shern Mun

“…This was the by-product of the nationalising of sports, which created a pseudo response among many Singaporeans.…”
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Emissions from a net-zero building in India: life cycle assessment by Mili Jain, Rajan Rawal

“…It also acknowledges the lack of a nationalised inventory for LCA in India. The results show that despite an annual net-zero operation status of a building, the building has a negative impact with 866 tCO2e across a calculated lifespan of 60 years. …”
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Africa Digest : Trends and issues in business Vol. 8 by Burger, Johan

“…We see some adopting a strategy of privatising their state-owned enterprises, while others attempt to confront challenges by nationalising certain assets. Many also adopt strategies to stimulate their economic growth by providing incentives such as industrial parks and special economic zones. 5. …”
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Using new literatures as a resource in fostering cross cultural awareness by Rubdy, Rani Sumant

“…Given that English no longer belongs to any one nation or culture, and is increasingly being used in numerous multilingual and multicultural settings worldwide, it is fast becoming ‘re-nationalised’ (McKay 2000), as it takes on new cultural associations, experiences and values. …”
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Varieties of organised capitalism: technocracy, corporatism and industrial policy in modern France and Italy (1937-58) by Vagge, C

“…The post-war Italian Republic also inherited the IRI and its nationalised enterprises from Fascism. Nevertheless, due to the resistance of business organisations and liberal-conservative policy-makers, Italian reformers were unable to maintain the corporatist instruments that had allowed the Fascist regime and then the RSI to plan the development of private enterprise. …”