fabianism
/ˈfeɪbiəˌnɪzəm/
noun
- The political principles and policies of the Fabian Society, emphasizing gradual, non-revolutionary socialism achieved through democratic means.
- The party's platform was heavily influenced by Fabianism and its focus on welfare.
- Students of political science often study Fabianism as a key strand of socialist thought.
- Fabianism rejects violent revolution in favor of slow, steady reform.
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