recentralization

/ɹˌisəntɹəlᵻzˈeɪʃən/ noun

The return of devolved powers to a central authority

Word Origin Recentralization is built on center, which comes from Greek kentron — originally the sharp point of a compass, the fixed point around which everything revolves. So recentralization is literally 'bringing back to the center point.' The same root gives us eccentric (off-center) and concentric (sharing a center).

noun The return of devolved powers to a central authority countable

The government's recentralization of educational policy has been met with mixed reactions from local authorities.

(名词) 权力再集中;再集权;重新集权

政府对教育政策的重新集权化引起了地方当局的复杂反应。

(sustantivo) recentralización [El regreso de poderes descentralizados a una autoridad central.]

La recentralización de la política educativa por parte del gobierno ha recibido reacciones mixtas de las autoridades locales.

(nom) recentralisation [Recentralisation, retour de pouvoirs précédemment décentralisés vers une autorité centrale.]

La **recentralization** de la politique éducative par le gouvernement a suscité des réactions mitigées des autorités locales.

(Substantiv) Rezentralisierung [Der Prozess, zuvor dezentralisierte Befugnisse oder Zuständigkeiten wieder an eine zentrale Instanz zurückzuführen.]

Die **recentralization** der Bildungspolitik durch die Regierung stieß bei den Kommunen auf geteilte Reaktionen.

(名詞) 再中央集権化。地方に分散していた権限を中央政府に戻すこと。

政府の教育政策のrecentralizationは、地方自治体からさまざまな反応を受けた。

(substantivo) recentralização [O retorno de poderes descentralizados a uma autoridade central.]

A recentralização da política educacional pelo governo gerou reações mistas das autoridades locais.

Word parts: re + centr + al + iz + ation

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