- In
political science,
statism or
etatism (from
French état 'state') is the
doctrine that the
political authority of the
state is
legitimate to some degree...
-
emerged in
reaction to the
formation of
modern sovereign states,
which anti-
statists considered to work
against the
interests of the people.
During the 19th...
- Look up
statist in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Statist may
refer to:
Anything pertaining to the
political ideology of
Statism Statists (Belgium)...
- the
Austrian forces forced Van der Noot and his
Statists into
exile in the
Dutch Republic. The
Statists supported Belgian independence but
their main area...
-
Statist individualism is an
ideology which pushes for an
alliance between state and individual. The ideology's
basic tenet is the idea that
strong state...
- The
Statist was a
British magazine. It was
established in 1878. From 1878 to 1894, its
subtitle was "a w****ly
journal for
economics and men of business";...
- government,
whereas the
Statists, led by
Henri Van der Noot, were
staunchly conservative and
supported by the Church. The
Statists, who had a
wider base...
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- government,
whereas the
Statists, led by
Hendrik Van der Noot, were
staunchly conservative and
supported by the Church. The
Statists, who had a
wider base...
- were led by Jan
Frans Vonck and were
opposed to the more
conservative "
Statists",
although they did
initially ally with them for the sake of liberating...