Nationalization

From a broad economic point of view, the nationalization of nationalization is that the government occupies property other than land, which is transferred from private property to national rule. More specifically, this term refers to the assumption that a country has ownership of a private industry, distribution company, or other business or service. Nationalization is sometimes called socialization, when it is part of a socialist or communist plan of abolishing private property.

The core of nation-building is the creation of national history. Success of nationalization in the past will fulfill two important requirements: nationalism and modernity. First, the history of the country always tries to prove the originality of the country. Secondly, the great national history of the 19th century showed a political order of the time as a result of a great national struggle, thereby raising the legitimacy of the then under the conditions of nationalism. For example, in "Russian National History" of Nikolay Karamzin, it is written as follows.

Nationalism is a young student who develops new skills and contributes to new innovation. Nationalism is a group of young people sweating in the fields day or night, some day they dream of fighting for the country. Nationalism is an entrepreneur trying to produce products for the world market. Nationality is a woman who can return to work at midnight without worrying. Nationalism is a fair and courageous journalist. Nationalism is a civil servant who has not taken bribes. Nationalism is a person who is willing to accept criticism. Nationalism is a happy farmer. Nationalism is a smart student. Nationalism is discreet. Nationalism is a healthy argument. I am concerned about nationalism. Nationalism is the truth

Corruption is not unique to any society. The impact is global. According to the 1997 United Nations World Development Report, 15% of all companies in industrialized countries must pay bribes to win business. In Asia this number is 40% and in the countries of the former Soviet Union 60% of companies have to pay bribes to do business. Recent winter Olympic games were held in the dark of corruption. The dispute over these games is the highest. According to the report, the organizer paid a million dollars to members of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to ensure that Salt Lake City receives winter sports, bringing spectacular views to American cities. The organizer will use bribes to influence the panel during the election process. They do this for children's members by providing expensive gifts, money and scholarships to the IOC.