solidaristn.adj.
/ˈsɒlɪdərɪst/ A believer in or advocate of solidarism. Also attributive or as adj.
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1884 G. Allen Philistia I. i. 4 The polyglot crowd of democratic solidarists.
1957 M. P. Fogarty Christian Democracy iii. 29 Personalism, as distinct from individualism, is held by Christian Democrats to imply a certain ‘solidarist’ conception of the individual's responsibility to and for the society around him.
1969 P. Worsley in G. Ionescu & E. Gellner Populism 224 These independent commodity-producers..were not simply ‘petty-bourgeois’ individualists, as..their solidarist political associations demonstrate.
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1968 Economist 28 Dec. 27/3 Further evidence of an ‘instrumental collectivism’ as opposed to a traditional ‘solidaristic collectivism’.
1974 R. Jessop Traditionalism, Conservatism & Brit. Polit. Culture ii. 32 The distinctive attribute of secular voters is an absence of solidaristic class consciousness rather than commitment to deferential norms.
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