reformism

British  

/ rɪˈfɔːmɪzəm /

noun

1. a doctrine or movement advocating reform, esp political or religious reform, rather than abolition

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Other Word Forms

• reformist noun

Example Sentences

It has demonstrated over the centuries a deep faith in human betterment through liberal reformism and social engineering.

From The Wall Street Journal

New York Times book critic John Leonard called it “a particularly disturbing combination of fiction, reportage and allegory” in which “the social reformism of Mr. Myrdal’s parents was reviled.”

From Washington Post

But it can't be cheap, neoliberal so-called reformism, because that is not going to work.

From Salon

Supporters were frustrated that Sanders let Warren get away with wearing the progressive mantle, when her platform was only a form of capitalist reformism.

From Salon

The reformism that broadly characterized U.S. politics from FDR through the Obama administration seems to be losing traction.

From Washington Post