paternalism

People want more and less paternalism at the same time.

His paternalism did not bring out the best in me.

But we should be further on in the long march from paternalism.

But some students are offended by what they see as a new paternalism.

"There is always a paternalism, a sense that we can show you the way," he said.

What Israel has been guilty of, however, is economic paternalism.

The issues of power and paternalism suggest the deep ways in which this is a book about race.

I mean, on the one hand you have the famous Japanese paternalism.

As for paternalism, I should be very cautious about what it actually is.

These new divisions are based on paternalism - what we believe is best for each other.

Paternalism, however, makes its demands, which have to be met.

They even carried paternalism far enough to select a husband for me.

We should therefore say that this is about partnership, not paternalism.

Is there no end to the smug paternalism of private schools?

"Andy could not stand paternalism in any form," he says.

Still, that does not justify a return to old-fashioned paternalism.

Once again, white paternalism would play a part in the lives of the Paiutes.

Paternalism, the practice of limiting people's choices for their own good, has long been central to public health policy.

Paternalism, if not colonialism, remains a real force, especially in Africa.

Salt's philanthropic project is usually seen as an example of paternalism.

I knew his confession of paternalism was a red herring.

At home as abroad, it would seem that paternalism doesn't pay.

This approach is not without its critics, however, as it can also be seen to justify economic paternalism.

He placed paternalism at the center of the master-slave relationship.

How can a society accustomed to state paternalism and job security introduce free markets?