As naturalization laws had been designed to cater for the relatively few people who had voluntarily moved from one country to another ( expatriates ), western democracies were not ready to naturalize the massive influx of stateless people which followed massive denationalizations and the expulsion of Spanish refugees.
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Privatization of state property Starting from 2004, provision of transparent privatization policy was one of the important reforms of the Government of Georgia, that was addressed to denationalization of the remained state property in order to attract foreign investments, increase and develop the private sector and effective use of country s resources.
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According to Akram although the status of Palestinian nationals / citizens after the creation of the State of Israel has been much debated, established principles of state succession, human rights and humanitarian law confirm that the denationalization of Palestinians was illegal and that they retain the right to return to their places of origin.
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Free banking as a subject of renewed debate among economists got its modern start in 1976 with " The Denationalization of Money ", by economist Friedrich Hayek, who advocated that national governments stop claiming a monopoly on the issuing of currency, and allow private issuers like banks to voluntarily compete to do so.
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Moreover, he initiated the review of the entire privatization legal framework in the manufacturing industry and services, which is claimed to have given impetus to the denationalization of the economy between 1997 and 1999 . After the setting up of the Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Radu Vasile, Ionescu withdrew from the centre of the political power.
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The author states that denationalization of Palestinians was illegal, because when denationalization is based on race or ethnic origin, it is a violation of the general principles of nondiscrimination in customary international law, as well as of Articles 1 and 16 of the ICCPR, 999 UNTS 173, 19 December 1966, and Article 5 . d . ii of the CERD, 660 UNTS 221, 7 March 1966.
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The author states that denationalization of Palestinians was illegal, because when denationalization is based on race or ethnic origin, it is a violation of the general principles of nondiscrimination in customary international law, as well as of Articles 1 and 16 of the ICCPR, 999 UNTS 173, 19 December 1966, and Article 5 . d . ii of the CERD, 660 UNTS 221, 7 March 1966.
