collectivizationn.
/kəˌlɛktɪvʌɪˈzeɪʃən/ The process or policy of collectivizing. Also attributive.
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collectivization1890
collective ownership1891
1890 Good Words Dec. 822/1 The collectivisation of capital is, from the socialistic point of view, a far more thorough and consistent scheme.
1892 Good Words Sept. 621/2 This measure of expropriation, collectivisation, or spoliation, must be a revolutionary measure.
1933 Planning 1 viii. 13 The Russian collectivisation campaign.
1947 A. L. Rowse End of Epoch 238 Collectivist farming had to be resorted to simultaneously with industrial collectivisation.
1961 Spectator 6 Oct. 455 Stalin never seems to have doubted the virtues of collectivisation.
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