History of Lisbon   (translated from Portuguese)
... a risk for its businesses. They are bourgeois that they gain the fight, with its ... the independence of the country. The new bourgeois noblemen construct its palácios or paços in ... form with the some of most influential bourgeois of Lisbon, until Golfo of the Guiné ... the Andrades in honor of rich the bourgeois Gallegos who had established themselves there, and ... nobles of the Real administration and the Bourgeois ones are benefited, but exactly the ...
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Talk:Communism/Archive6
... obviously that all prominent Communist states (before liberalization) have implemented a command economy. There has ... prefer (although not necessarily workers). The early bourgeois economists, Adam Smith, David Ricardo etc. certainly ... obviously that all prominent Communist states (before liberalization) have implemented a command economy. There has ... prefer (although not necessarily workers). The early bourgeois economists, Adam Smith, David Ricardo etc. certainly ... which is actually different), a form of bourgeois socialism (to appease), and various other ...
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Talk:Reactionary/ archive 2
... Apr 2004 (UTC) Sure. Nazism was a bourgeois and populist movement that ruffled the feathers ... revolutionaries on the left. This left the Bourgeois Liberals in the middle and they sought ... French people. They sought to keep the liberalization brought by the revolution and on the ... or Chateaubriand were seeking to "keep the liberalization" brought by the revolution. De Maistre is ... 28 Apr 2004 (UTC) I meant the Bourgeois liberals wanted to keep the liberalization. ...
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Talk:Tiananmen Square protests of 1989/Archive1
... were seen as tools of advocates of "bourgeois liberalism" who were pulling the strings behind ... put an end to discussions on political liberalization that had occurred in the late 1980s ... were frequently invoked to argue against trade liberalization with China and by the blue team ... Ran, many Chinese no longer consider political liberalization to be a particularly urgent matter on ... reacting with open hostility at calls for liberalization coming from abroad, which are perceived ...
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History of Brazil (1930-1945)
... mark the revolutionary breakthrough of Brazil's bourgeois social reformers. But the ruling paulista coffee ... Revolution of 1930. Along with the urban bourgeois groups, Northeastern sugar barons were left with ... the sugar barons of the Northeast, urban bourgeois groups, disaffected politicians of the Minas Gerais ... the demands of the rapidly growing urban bourgeois groups, voiced by the new (to Brazil ... the European fascists, they were essentially petit bourgeois. In particular, they drew support from ...
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Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
... of a market economy and some political liberalization that relaxed the system set up by ... In addition, this group saw the political liberalization that had been undertaken in the name ... were seen as tools of advocates of "bourgeois liberalism" who were pulling the strings behind ... were frequently invoked to argue against trade liberalization with mainland China and by the blue ... protests dampened the growing concept of political liberalization that was popular in the late ...
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Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
... Alexander Dubček. He started a period of liberalization known as the Prague Spring in which ... implement "socialism with a human face". This liberalization alarmed the Soviet Union and on 21 ... — later to life imprisonment — for "bourgeois nationalism" during the Stalinist purges of the ... The period between the fall of a bourgeois state and the attainment of communism is ... He suggested that the fall of the bourgeois state (a label of questionable accuracy ...
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Economic history of Spain
... their incomes and prestige from landownership. Successful bourgeois entrepreneurs, who aspired to the petty nobility ... land use occurred. The rudimentary nature of bourgeois class consciousness in Spain hindered the creation ... until 1958. A further impetus to economic liberalization came from the September 1953 signing of ... 1999. The Aznar administration continued to advocate liberalization, privatization, and deregulation of the economy and ...
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Ukrainian language
... language used mostly by peasants and petit bourgeois, existing side-by-side with a literary ... as " Executed Renaissance " (Ukrainian: розстріляне відродження). "Ukrainian bourgeois nationalism" was declared to be the primary ... a hobby. In any event, the mild liberalization in Ukraine and elsewhere was stifled by ... Shcherbytsky's gradual Russification. In the perestroika liberalization of the late 1980s, the signs were ...
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Getúlio Vargas
... broad interests of the new middle class. Bourgeois and military discontent, heightened by the Great ... watershed in Brazilian history — a liberal, bourgeois revolution that ushered out the political preeminence ... 1930 Vargas utilised populist rhetoric to promote bourgeois concerns, thus opposing the primacy—but not the ... Historian Benjamin Keen believes that such political liberalization contributed to the downfall of the Estado ...
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