autonomist
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- adjective
- /ɔːˈtɒnəmɪst/
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autonomista
- Verdi15 was occupied by a number of Autonomist militants (generally organizations with Marxist-Leninist backgrounds, based in many squats around Italy), in addition to foreign students who had stopped receiving grants to study or no longer had a place in an EDISU residence hall.
Examples
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I worked with comrades that translated texts from German, including communiques and discussion papers, with the hope of spreading Autonomist ideas and methods throughout North America.
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The black bloc may be one of the more obvious examples, but there are many other lessons to be drawn from the W. German Autonomist movement.
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Book Review: Fire and Flames: A History of the German Autonomist Movement
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Originally published in Germany in 1990, Fire and Flames is now considered a classic history of the Autonomist movement up to that time.
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How do you handle autonomist profits or autonomy of operations in these other areas?
Academic text (1990) -
SCISSION represents an autonomist Marxist viewpoint.
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In 1985, everyone expected that the first change in the unified internal market would come in companies like 3M that have eleven plants or eleven autonomist subsidiaries in the twelve countries that would be able to confine their production to three or four plants to serve all of Europe.
Academic text (1990) -
Popular resentment against the central government has grown in magnitude over recent years, driving the revival of the type of separatist and autonomist tendencies that pushed the country into civil war following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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As easy as it is to criticize capitalism, the only successful alternatives I’ve seen (neither of which Dean mentions) are the Mondragon Corporation in Spain and the various Autonomist movements throughout the world.
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The policymakers developed an autonomist approach to give local communities greater control over their resources.
Synonyms
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Against giving power from local or state governments to a strong central government
A person who wants power moved from a central government to local governments
Antonyms
How Supportive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Autonomist comes from auto- 'self', as in automatic, and the Greek root nomos 'rule', so it describes ideas or policies that push for 'self-rule' and more local control.