proletarianisation

This led to the intensification of the capitalist methods of exploitation, led by legislative and other coercive methods which included land expropriation, military conquest and proletarianisation of the indigenous populations.

The National Question 2008

In order to effectively play the leading role in the movement Mao paid great attention to the question of the continuous proletarianisation of the Party.

A Maoist critique of the CPI(Marxist) Abhay N 2007

From 1652 to 1906, South African history is characterised by the destruction of the subsistence economy of the Africans, the dispossession and proletarianisation of the Africans by European imperialism and, the numerous wars of resistance waged by Africans in defence of their lands, liberties and freedom.

SPEECH BY NKOSINATHI NHLEKO, CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY ON THE STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS 2004

What they really meant was 'We are all spoilt bourgeois brats, tired of the boring constraints of bourgeois existence, and longing for symbolic proletarianisation, while by no means renouncing our hereditary right to prominent economic and political positions within this society.'

The Two Malcontents 2009

The deadly phenomenon of "churnalism" stems from the proletarianisation of news media.

Through The Scary Door 2009

The progressive enclosure of the commons is an increasing proletarianisation.

infinite thØught 2009

Producers were instead fragmented, directly facing the pressures of class differentiation and proletarianisation.

Countercurrents.org 2008

This crisis, while also accelerating proletarianisation among the poor peasantry, is impacting producers in direct proportion to the degree of their commoditisation - meaning that the so-called "middle peasantry", who were simultaneously the most vulnerable and the most commoditised, are being hit the hardest.

Countercurrents.org 2008

In agricultural areas, poor peasants face a reproduction squeeze that drives them further and further into proletarianisation.

Countercurrents.org 2008

By forcibly stripping these producers of their means of production, they result in mass proletarianisation and super-accumulation for the beneficiary capitals.

Countercurrents.org 2008