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moderatism::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | centrism |
| Type of | ideology, political orientation, political theory |
Examples of moderatism
moderatism
In fact, Mr Rostowski was one of the core activists of moderatism and gradualism in London then.
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Otherwise, the voters wouldn't realise, though they may theoretically understand, what moderatism is.
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For example, the Civic Platform's central pivot is moderatism with a spectrum in stance spreading out towards libertarianism and populism, and mildly so.
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The political structure in Britain has been that simple in a way, because, ironically, it is hard for people to understand what moderatism really is.
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Try and re-categorise them according to the quadrochotomy of moderatism, libertarianism, socialism and populism, rather than the dichotomy of leftism and rightism.
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They need time to compare moderatism with other three thoughts on the Nolan chart while the political structure of Hungary has been a duel between the populist and the socialist parties.
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In short, social-democracy, or Benthamism or Maxism, is a chimera of two contradicting ideologies while moderatism, or Kantianism, is a sublation of the contradiction of the two ideologies.
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In the belief that every political thought needs a historic background for itself, I've begun searching for historical events in Hungary that could possibly help consolidate moderatism today.
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- Centrism: a political philosophy of avoiding the extremes of left and right by taking a moderate position or course of action
- A doctrine of moderation (in any field)
