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For the moment, though, I cannot think of a more popular policy than shooting the bankers and nationalising the banks.

I have yet to see a politician climbing on to a soapbox to proclaim the ideological case for nationalising the banks.

Nationalising two megabanks and hundreds of regionals would have been a nightmare .

At the rate governments around the world are nationalising industries, the answers will be applicable to more than just China.

Nearly five decades after seizing power and nationalising all industries, the army suddenly seems infused with a Thatcherite spirit.

He (eventually) took the bold step of nationalising Northern Rock, the mortgage lender that was the canary in the banking coal mine.

Letting banks collapse would wipe out this critical mechanism; nationalising them could, eventually, do it similar damage.

Argentina is nationalising its private pension funds, seemingly to stave off default (see article). But even stalwarts are looking weaker.

That poses a dilemma for Mr Geithner: he will not let the giants fail, yet he is determined to avoid nationalising them.

There must be strong economic arguments in favour of nationalising it.

As panic spread, governments ended up nationalising the financial systems of the west.

Argentina is nationalising its private pension funds, seemingly to stave off default (see article).

and within the ruling African National Congress there is talk of nationalising land and mines (see article).

Yet if the economy slips badly, the prime minister will find that a far more serious mishap than nationalising Northern Rock.

He is struggling to avoid nationalising the two biggest banks.

On the other hand, they opposed both nationalising Northern Rock and pumping in fiscal stimulus to fend off an even direr slump.