- a word derived from corporatism.
- a word derived from corporatism.
Example Sentences
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“We always were the financier of entrepreneurs, of which I’m a huge believer, and I’m not a believer in the corporatist mentality,” he said.
From Washington Post • Mar. 31, 2017
But then she warned the audience that her ideas “might sound quaint” and spoke affectionately about the union-dominated, corporatist economy of the 1950s.
From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 22, 2016
It's time that citizens articulate a vision for a civic Internet that could compete with the dominant corporatist vision.
From Slate • Nov. 17, 2011
One branch of this pop-culture lexical invasion is the brand name that comes to encapsulate a whole class of object: Xerox for all copiers being probably the most prevalent example of such corporatist synecdoche.
From Newsweek
Says Charles Millon, a leader of the Union pour la D�mocratic Fran�aise, founded by former President Val�ry Giscard d'Estaing: "What is going on is an expression of corporatist, or special interest, discontent in French society."
From Time Magazine Archive
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