- organization.
Societies can be
organized through individualistic or
collectivist means,
which can have
implications for
economic growth,
legal and political...
- Pi's
influence on the
collectivists was most
pronounced in the work of Juan
Serrano Oteiza, an
early convert to
collectivist anarchism who envisaged...
-
higher value on
cooperation than defection.
Stewards are ****umed to be
collectivists, pro-organizational, and trustworthy. In
American politics, an example...
-
Tarrida del Mármol, as a way to
bridge the
ideological divide between the
collectivists and
communist factions, it was
later adopted by the
Italian anarchist...
- themselves. He
serves as a
highly individualistic counterpoint to the
collectivist social and
economic structure depicted in the novel, in
which society...
- it is
accepted or
believed by that
person (i.e., "true for me"). In
collectivist perspectivism,
perspectives are
understood as
collective (cultures-dependent)...
- term
socialist replacing ****ociationist, co-operative,
mutualist and
collectivist,
which had been used as synonyms,
while the term
communism fell out of...
-
collectives attended by 500
delegates representing 80,000
Aragonese collectivists.
Along the
Aragon front, the Anarchist-influenced
Council of Aragon...
- Finnish-Socialist Workers'
Party Flemish National Union French National-
Collectivist Party French Nationalist Party French Po****r
Party General Dutch Fascist...
- and
elsewhere (such as
North Korea).[citation needed] A
bureaucratic collectivist state owns the
means of production,
while the
surplus or
profit is distributed...
