Examples of using Statism in English and their translations into Polish
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The term statism refers to a system of power characterized by the control
to the same individuals, as is the rule under bureaucratic statism, but are interchangeably played by everyone.
productive period of history, statism is a parasitic one
it is even more worthwhile to underscore that statism is not simply radical,
the Second World War, Peronism built and consolidated its statism by associating vast sectors of the population in the sharing and squandering of all the available assets.
which had its own problems with statism, theoretically and politically disarmed.
It was a statism quite similar to 20th century versions which proliferated in welfare,
Statism is responsible for many phenomena of hatred known as racism,
The equation"socialism statism" is a falsification due to the aberrations of Stalinism
unnecessary evils can take place only if statism- the world view that condones
emotionally ensnaring tribal statism.
the awareness that the cause of crisis is precisely statism, or, more specifically, monetary socialism- could be met by contemporary American society.
which are still plentiful in Africa) but what has been left behind(i.e. the beginning of statism) which constitutes the real shackles to any attempt at social emancipation and economic development.
a protracted crisis spanning the entire era of real socialism- admittedly, it is true that statism receded, but not quite to the pre-war level.
African statism has been,
and production and statism on employment(labour) and consumption,
pernicious manifestation is precisely statism.
has it generally been appreciated that the statism of the French left, like the statism of the left everywhere, was an expression not of maturity,
cannot remotely compare with the 6 million Jews exterminated by Nazi statism, the more than 10 million liquidated by Stalinist statism, the 30 million starved to death by Maoist statism, and these are only a small sample of the death fury of the state.
Bookchin has in turn been accused of"municipal statism", i.e. non-anarchism.