federalisation
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Definition
Noun: 1. The act of being put under federal control: The process or action of transferring authority, control, or ownership from a local or state level to a central (federal) government. 2. The state of being under federal control: The condition or status of a service, industry, or entity once it has been brought under the authority of a federal government.
Examples
- The federalisation of the railway system was a major political undertaking.
- The debate centered on the potential benefits and drawbacks of the industry's federalisation.
- After its federalisation, the agency began implementing nationwide standards.
Advanced Usage
- The term often appears in political, historical, and economic contexts discussing the centralization of governance, resources, or services.
- It can describe both a specific historical event (e.g., ) and an ongoing or proposed political process.
Variants and Related Words
- Federalization (noun): The American English spelling of the same word.
- Federalise (verb, chiefly British): To bring under federal control.
- The government moved to federalise the emergency response.
- Federalize (verb, chiefly American): The American English spelling of the verb.
- Federalism (noun): The political principle or system of organizing a state so that power is shared between a central authority and constituent regional units.
Synonyms
- Centralization
- Nationalization (when the federal government takes control, though this more specifically implies transfer to public/state ownership)
Antonyms
- Decentralization
- Devolution
- Privatization (in some contexts)
Noun
- the act of being put under federal control
- the state of being under federal control
- the federalization of postal service