Maoisation

English

Noun

Maoisation (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of Maoization
   • 1970, Atlas - Volume 19, page 41:

     Instead, it deplores the guerrillas' growing ideological dependence on China, which, the Kremlin seems to believe, could lead to the "Maoisation" of the Middle East if the established regimes cave in.

   • 1972, Parliamentary Debates (Hansard): House of Representatives:

     It isn't quite clear at present what the blueprint envisions for the final stage, but the plan does not stop with the 'Maoisation' of Asia.

   • 1979, Ėrnst Genri, What are they after in Peking, page 117:

     Thereupon to start the Maoisation of the surviving part of humanity according to methods already being practised in the PRC itself.