Translation for 'Europeanisation' from English to Russian

Europeanisation [Br.]

европеизация {ж}

• This was later applied and redeveloped by Jim Buller to Europeanisation in his book "National statecraft and European integration 1979-1997" and Toby S.
• Whether Europeanisation is a continuing process that will eventually lead to a full European government or whether centralisation will be unable to overcome persisting national identities and/or increasing interest in localism is a matter of some debate.
• While the reformers called for revamping the Ottoman system and Europeanisation of the military, they were by no means antagonistic to Islam.
• Accordingly, the four tabors which made up this force underwent a process of "europeanisation" in which the majority of their personnel were recruited from Spain itself.
• In the administration's view, the goal of civilising mission would only be achieved after a period of Europeanisation or enculturation of African communities.

• Areas of interest in which she has studied include: the process of Europeanisation, public policies in higher education and the internationalization of education.
• Gerhard Schricker took a particular interest in the Europeanisation of copyright law, arguing that "the European Single Market necessarily requires a harmonised copyright law".
• Peltyn was strongly opposed to Yiddish language and literature, seeing the language as standing in the way of the Europeanisation of Jews.
• She is known for her research on issues of democracy, migration and integration, Austrian politics and Europeanisation, governance and diversity, and political participation and protest.
• After the 1955 referendum vote, wherein the majority of the population rejected the Saar statute negotiated between Germany and France and therefore the Europeanisation of the Saar, he stepped down as Prime Minister.

• Those were the years of Barrios' Europeanisation, since a large proportion of his artistic evolution as a painter took place in Europe.
• Landau discreetly supported the groups, but his interest in the cause of Arab independence would seem to have been motivated more by a traditionalist's wish to slow the region's modernisation and Europeanisation than to improve the common people's living standards.
• Some of the institute's notable research projects include the European Research Council (ERC) funded "European and National Constitutional Law project" (eunacon), as well as "National Resistance to the Europeanisation of Private Law" - a project supported by the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law (HiiL).
• As such it contributes to the Europeanisation of law.