statism , auch: stateism
etatism

In America, there is strong and growing resistance to the idea of statism.

Another symptom of the crisis was statism in foreign trade.

The statism of the social democrats places human development in reverse.

Statism is the higher form taken by violence and direct action when these are set up as standards.

The cause is the same: the growth of collectivism and statism.

It became a debate on the syndicalist rejection of statism.

Statism: Realists believe that nation states are the main actors in international politics.

In the 19th century, classical liberals led the attack against statism.

Statism, big government, socialism, etc are due for the dumpster treatment.

Corporate statism arrived in America last week in the back seat of a dream car.

The line between Christian corporatism and fascist statism became very thin indeed.

Weaning people off the post-war curse of statism has to start with schools.

Nor is corporate statism bred in the Asian bone.

East Asia's statism, exaggerated by anecdotal analysis, is actually limited and often not very helpful.

Then use your convention to declare war on both selfish isolation and intrusive statism.

Egalitarianism and statism have strong traditions in Bulgarian society.

However, the main tenets of the theory have been identified as statism, survival, and self-help.

Big Government, welfare state, and other options make up the middle territory of the scale of statism.

Is the paradoxical, tragic process of Statism now realised?

Libertarians attack Bush's statism; fiscal conservatives, his big spending.

Whether or not they were agents of the old statism, most of them have been tarred by its failures.

Israel's decline into statism may resemble the slide of a dozen other stagnating economies.

Moral disputes among governments over the pursuit of statism and expansionism have been central points in our difficulties.

But in statism lies the certainty of stagnation.

Originally, the party based its statism on the heavy interventionism in the inter-war republic.

The government stepped in during the early 1930s to promote economic recovery, following a doctrine known as etatism.

The fundamentals of nationalism, populism and etatism were all defined under the Six Arrows.

His attachment to boyar tradition was expanded into a critique of centralized government, etatism and Romanian liberalism.

The final years brought Iorga's stark condemnation of all etatism, from the absolute monarchy to modern state capitalism, accompanied by a dystopian perspective on industrialization as the end of the individual.

The brothers endorsed etatism and a strong governmental role in economic, political and cultural life, advocating some nationalisation, economic modernisation and in increasing emphasis on militarism in the education system.

In his post-Junimist studies, Filitti angrily noted that the PNL regime had only increased the ranks of the bureaucracy (and implicitly enlarged their political machine), perpetuating etatism.

At first, the couple welcomed the February and October Revolutions in Russia, but after the Bolshevik coup they started criticizing the etatism and totalitarianism of what would become the Soviet Union.