Statism is the belief that government has the legitimate right to exercise political authority, including control over economic matters like taxation and how goods are produced. It matters because it represents one major perspective in debates about how much power governments should have over people's lives and economies.
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Vinony's link graph records 1,120 inbound references to 国家主義, and connects out to economic interventionism, China and government.
It sits within the topics 1850s neologisms, Controversies within libertarianism and Economic systems.
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- political ideology
- Part of
- corporate statism
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- Category:Statism
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- anti-statism
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Article · 日本語
国家主義（こっかしゅぎ、英: statism、仏: étatisme）とは、自身の国家（≒政府）を第一義的に考え、その権威や意志を尊重する政治思想のことである。 「国連常任理事国の一部（アメリカ、ロシア、中国）」はこの形態を取っているとの見方もある。国家主義の特徴として、「覇権主義」的な傾向を持っている。
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