Collectivism in a sentence

Against collectivism Hayek was one of the leading academic critics of collectivism in the 20th century.

A sense of belonging is a fundamental human need, and I believe it is particularly important in Asian workplaces, where collectivism and group harmony are highly valued.

By far the biggest concerns in the opinion polling is about the NHS whose very design embeds the principles of mutuality, reciprocity and collectivism.

In our initial description of the differences between collectivism and individualism we said that for collectivists the group comes first and for individualists the single person comes first.

On the other hand, collectivism is a concept that promotes inter-dependence, collaboration, community life, rejects hegemony and promote multilateralism.

Then, there’s a period of depression, followed by a rebuilding period, during which the electorate decides whether to be sensible and dump collectivism or whether they choose to be foolish and begin the collectivist conundrum anew.

This is because digital collectivism vibes very well with the religious frameworks established at the origin of the Chinese civilization-state.

Above all there must be strong senses of empowerment, town morale, mutuality, collectivism and pride in the town.

Collectivism may be contrasted with individualism (q.v.), in which the rights and interests of the individual are emphasized.

One that may yet attract increasing attention is its culture of collectivism.

Partly because of a worldwide retreat from collectivism, extreme poverty has dramatically decreased.

It is hard to reconcile these actions with Peterson’s purported commitment to protecting individual liberty from the scourge of identitarian collectivism, or his signature admonition to always speak one’s truth.

Surely it would be hard for someone who believed so strongly in using arguments instead of bullets to see the West today backsliding politically toward collectivism and bloodshed.

The market destroyed the plan; individualism replaced collectivism and solidarity; the hugely expanded workforce of the world looks like a “proletariat”, but no longer thinks or behaves as it once did.

Another distinctive element of American identity worn proudly, especially by those on the political right, is “rugged individualism” as opposed to the spirit of collectivism that prevails in Europe.

Liberty necessarily perishes under collectivism, egalitarianism and government altruism.

This is exactly the type of utopian nonsense that has throughout history gained support from many low-information, well-intentioned folks who don’t understand just how dangerous collectivism can be.

An example of collectivism in more modern times are the police and fire departments.

Communist principles like collectivism and solidarity became important themes in children's literature.

Culture and politics Collectivism is a basic element of human culture that exists independently of any one political system and has existed since the founding of human society ten thousand years ago.