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• We seem today on the verge of becoming a corporate state.
• Vladimir Putin is building a corporate state along Peron-Pinochet lines.
• The company increased in size, while Delaware's reputation as " The Corporate State " also grew.
• Before the bourgeois-liberal regime and opponent of the soviet republics and Horthy's emerging Christian-nationalist corporate state.
• After the company town, behold the corporate state.
• This organisation stood out of politics in the First Austrian Republic and in the corporate state.
• Reich embraced the 1960s generation as likely to save America from the " Corporate State ."
• In 1925, Gentile headed two constitutional reform commissions that helped establish the corporate state of Fascism.
• The Congo Free State was a corporate state in Central Africa privately owned by Stanley Falls.
• This organisation was the practical consequence of the fascist ideal for industrial relations in a corporate state.
• Also see National Socialism and corporate state .-- Shandon 17 : 39, 8 June 2006 ( UTC)
• Salazar went on to become Prime Minister in 1932, and established a Mussolini-style corporate state, governed by'non-party'specialists.
• The welfare-corporate state appears with the emergence of a certain type of consciousness and of social order.
• As a result of its early enabling corporate statute, New Jersey was the first leading corporate state.
• During the 2013 session, Seabaugh authored legislation which would have eliminated personal and corporate state income taxes.
• The emergent welfare-corporate state transforms the experience of social life and calls for a nonliberal system of thought.
• But it is necessary to describe the social consciousness that would establish the identity of the welfare-corporate state.
• In " The Drift to Corporate State " he severely criticized the corporatist industrial policy being against state monopoly.
• In 1934, following years of increasingly violent political strife and gradual erosion of the rule of law, the ruling authoritarian corporate state.
• Furthermore, globalization presents challenges, both social and economic, that a corporate state cannot sufficiently address because these problems transcend state borders and approaches.