Sentence examples for elements of socialism from inspiring English sources

Thus Hobhouse in Liberalism (1911) incorporated utilitarianism into a new liberal discourse that, in addition to laissez-faire economics (and notwithstanding Herbert Samuel's quasi-Benthamic motto "the greatest liberty of the greatest number") also included elements of socialism, social Darwinianism, and the reformist idealism of T. H. Green.

Here is my question; if Chávez is a socialist and one of the common elements of socialism is a general criticism of social inequality, are then not all animals not created equal?

Zender thought they were overlooking the fact that "many American institutions — Social Security, unions, Medicare, the postal service — have elements of socialism".

It has combined nationalism with some elements of socialism without, however, disturbing basic property rights.

The Cuban revolution was always more nationalist than socialist, and while elements of socialism can be surrendered relatively easily, the nationalist achievements of the past half-century will not be lightly abandoned.

He denounced bureaucracy, professional judges, and written laws; promoted the study of economics; urged the masses to be concerned with politics; and taught the elements of Socialism to many young Serbian intellectuals.

The world's biggest Communist party is afraid of democracy in Hong Kong lest it introduce an element of socialism there; and, perhaps, lest it inspire China politically, as it has economically.

Rather, he is constructing a top-down, over-centralised state that fuses elements of welfare socialism with nationalist rhetoric.Judging by his recent policies and pronouncements he would be much more at home dividing his time between Ed Miliband, the Labour Party leader, and Nigel Farage of the UK Independence Party.

"While Mercosur represents 21st Century socialism, the Pacific Alliance is more of 21st Century capitalism, which is taking a more pragmatic approach toward economic development incorporating elements of social inclusion as well as liberal economic policies," Kotschwar said.

These critiques of capitalism and mainstream conservatism are key to the socialist element of national socialism.

A more radical attitude, combining elements of liberalism and socialism, was to be found in the professional classes of the cities, including many persons employed by the zemstvos as teachers, doctors, engineers, or statisticians.