國家主義
Sign in to saveIn political science, statism or etatism (from French, état 'state') is the doctrine that the political authority of the state is legitimate to some degree. This may include economic and social policy, especially in regard to taxation and the means of production.
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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國家主義（英語：statism）在政治学中，是一種提倡國家政體所具備的政治權威，有一定的法理影響部分社會層面的理論學說。這個體系當中會包括經濟政策和社會政策，尤其牽涉到稅收與生產資料的問題。1850年代開始提出這個說法後，整個的概念體系，在1930年代到1940年代的美國政壇中，獲得過大量的使用。而国家主义的反义词是國際主义和无政府主义等，後者是完全抗拒任何等級制的管治體系。
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