standpattism

/ˈstændˌpætɪzəm/
noun
  1. A stubborn refusal to change or accept new ideas, especially in politics or business.
    • His standpattism made it impossible for the team to adopt more efficient methods.
    • The company's standpattism led to its decline as competitors embraced new technology.
    • Voters grew frustrated with the senator's standpattism on environmental issues.
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