Meanings of statism in English

A church-ridden culture of philistine authoritarianism and gombeen statism had crushed almost all enterprise.

Thatcherism promised to set the individual free, but authoritarian statism was always part of its creed.

Real democratic accountability to the people, not statism.

They have no memory whatsoever of the kind of benevolent statism the slogan purports to exemplify.

There is little or no evidence that a planned economy, or elaborate statism, solves any problems at all.

Nation-statism became the prevailing world order.

Ideologies, indoctrination, totalitarianism, authoritarianism, command economies, statism, militarism, malignant nationalism, occupation -all carry a hefty price tag.

She took government seriously, even if her philosophy of governance-anoverweening, almost condescending liberal statism-cameto seem quite stale.

The French went from tyranny to liberalism, from statism to human rights, from a closed society to an open society.

We've even had undercover police officers having sexual relationships with radical activists: statism has invaded the bedroom under false pretences.

Ciaran challenged the notion of a "virus of statism" I had mentioned in relation to the pensions bond idea.

Phelps, E. (1997), "A strategy for employment and growth: the failure of statism, welfarism and free markets", Rivista Italiana degli Economisti, a. II.

Statism intrudes into people's lives in more pernicious ways under the coalition.

Statism is the real political system of the Latin peoples, and the only system that receives all suffrages.

Statism lost... society won.

A church-ridden culture of philistine authoritarianism and gombeen statism had crushed almost all enterprise.