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сущ.1) общ. интернационализация (выход какого-л. экономического процесса или явления за рамки одного государства; напр., процесс расширения использования валюты в международных кредитных и торговых операциях, а также снятие соответствующих ограничений; процесс развития экономических связей между предприятиями различных стран, когда экономика одной страны становится частью мирового производственного процесса)capital internationalization — интернационализация капитала, распространение капитала за пределы страны
See:2) пол. интернационализация (превращение какого-л. процесса или явления в объект международного права или взаимодействия; напр., предоставление по договору всем государствам равного права пользования каким-л. объектом, напр., водным путем; установление международного контроля; контроль над какой-л. территорией, осуществляемый двумя или более государствами; втягивание в войну других государств, помимо двух воюющих сторон)internationalization of conflict in the Middle-East — интернационализация конфликта на Ближнем Востоке
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