@detertiarisation

@detertiarisation est un néologisme né de la contraction entre la déstalinisation et le tertiarisation de l'économie.

"La déstalinisation en Union soviétique commence aussitôt après la mort de Joseph Staline en mars 1953 [...] elle consiste à abandonner le culte de la personnalité et à dénoncer les « excès » de la période du stalinisme."

- Déstalinisation sur Wikipédia.

"La tertiarisation du travail désigne le processus historique des sociétés occidentales à orienter leur économie vers les activités de services."

-Tertiarisation du travail sur Wikipédia.

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