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collectivization
This term carries a heavy political and historical weight, often evoking the forced transition from private ownership to state-controlled agriculture. It is most frequently associated with 20th-century socialist or communist regimes, where the process was often characterized by coercion, systemic upheaval, and significant social friction.
Because it describes a systemic process or a political ideology in action, the word functions as an uncountable noun. It refers to the abstract concept of the transition rather than individual instances of gathering items, meaning it does not take a plural form in standard usage.
Meanings
The process of organizing a group of individual assets, typically land or livestock, into a single collectively owned and managed entity.
The government implemented a policy of rapid collectivization to increase agricultural efficiency.
Examples
The government implemented forced collectivization to increase grain production.
The government implemented forced collectivization to increase grain production.
I wonder if the peasants actually believed that collectivization would improve their lives.
Collectivization led to widespread resistance among the rural population.
Collectivization led to widespread resistance among the rural population.
Do you think the failure of collectivization was inevitable given the bureaucracy.
Do you think the failure of collectivization was inevitable given the bureaucracy.
The rapid pace of collectivization caused a catastrophic collapse in livestock numbers.
He argued that collectivization was a necessary step toward industrialization.
The regime used violence to enforce the policy of collectivization.
This chapter examines the social impact of agricultural collectivization in the 1930s.