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Hayekian

the Austrian school of economic and social theorists – in particular Hayek and von Mises – that proposed that the world was simply too complex to manage through state control and that only markets would be capable of functioning as an appropriately supple information-processing and coordination system

—p.158 Corbynism and the Parameters of Power (156) by Alex Williams
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neoliberalism

While Labour were committed to ‘sharing the proceeds of growth’ more equitably than in the Thatcher and Major years, the process by which growth was to be achieved remained the same: the embedding of neoliberalism within government, society, and the economy.

—p.158 Corbynism and the Parameters of Power (156) by Alex Williams
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hegemony

What you do, simply, is convince enough of those other social groups that their interests are best served by throwing in their lot with you than by supporting the other side. This is what it means to achieve ‘hegemony’ (leadership) within a wider ensemble of social forces.

—p.140 The Question of Leadership (128) by Jeremy Gilbert
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Marxian

This is a view which some might call vaguely ‘Marxist’, but which might more accurately be called simply ‘sociological’, because it is perfectly possible to endorse this view while remaining very sceptical about many analytical and political assumptions of most of the Marxian tradition

—p.136 The Question of Leadership (128) by Jeremy Gilbert
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parliamentarism

The leaders of the Labour Party have always rejected any kind of political action (such as industrial action for political purposes) beyond the framework and conventions of the parliamentary system. The Labour Party has not only been a parliamentary party; it has been a party deeply imbued by parliamentarism.

—p.110 From Ralph Miliband to Jeremy Corbyn (105) by Ralph Miliband
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