Definition of labourism in English:

labourism

nounˈleɪbərɪz(ə)m

mass noun

The principles of a Labour Party or the labour movement.
Example sentencesExamples
- Watson mastered this complex situation, reaffirming the pragmatism which anchored the Labor Party and which was inherent in the political forms of laborism derived from time-honoured trade unionism.
- Bird vigorously pushed a heady mix of laborism and state capitalism that came to be known locally as milk and water socialism.
- Both capitalism and labourism contain potentially fatal contradictions; the seeds of their own demise.
- This argument is one of the main props of labourism.
- A continuity of labourism also emerged within a new stream of thought, utilising a neo-Marxist functionalism, and emphasising the limits of reform within a liberal and capitalist society.

Derivatives

labourist

noun & adjective

He will stay remembered as a good leader of the labourists, but not as a good prime minister.
Example sentencesExamples
- Definitively, a labourist ideology will have its bases in the trade union movement and see conciliation and arbitration as the most beneficial means of industrial relations.
- This labourist strategy came to dominate the political economy in Australia in the years after the Second World War in the form of the male wage-earners’ welfare state.
- The labourists, all of them from private sector unions, had a largely uniform opinion of the solidarity movement.
- That form extolled the virtues of the natural environment that labourist growth was threatening.

单词	labourism
释义	Definition of labourism in English: labourism nounˈleɪbərɪz(ə)m mass noun The principles of a Labour Party or the labour movement. Example sentencesExamples Watson mastered this complex situation, reaffirming the pragmatism which anchored the Labor Party and which was inherent in the political forms of laborism derived from time-honoured trade unionism. Bird vigorously pushed a heady mix of laborism and state capitalism that came to be known locally as milk and water socialism. Both capitalism and labourism contain potentially fatal contradictions; the seeds of their own demise. This argument is one of the main props of labourism. A continuity of labourism also emerged within a new stream of thought, utilising a neo-Marxist functionalism, and emphasising the limits of reform within a liberal and capitalist society. Derivatives labourist noun & adjective He will stay remembered as a good leader of the labourists, but not as a good prime minister. Example sentencesExamples Definitively, a labourist ideology will have its bases in the trade union movement and see conciliation and arbitration as the most beneficial means of industrial relations. This labourist strategy came to dominate the political economy in Australia in the years after the Second World War in the form of the male wage-earners’ welfare state. The labourists, all of them from private sector unions, had a largely uniform opinion of the solidarity movement. That form extolled the virtues of the natural environment that labourist growth was threatening.
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