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Nationalisation (Noun)

The action of forming or becoming a nation.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The country's path to independence was marked by a long and difficult process of nationalisation, involving the creation of new institutions and the consolidation of existing ones.
Throughout the 19th century, nationalist movements across Europe demanded nationalisation, seeking to unite scattered communities and territories under a single banner.
Nationalisation of the various tribal groups was a major challenge faced by the newly formed government, requiring delicate negotiations and compromise.
As the revolution gained momentum, calls for nationalisation grew louder, with protesters demanding the overthrow of foreign rule and the establishment of a new, sovereign state.
The post-colonial period was characterised by rapid nationalisation, as newly independent countries sought to assert their identity and build new nations from the ashes of imperial domination.