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	{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}		{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}

	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to ~~tbe~~ competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to ~~tbe~~ trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with ~~tbe~~ state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of ~~tbe~~ ideas proposed by ~~tbe~~ American founding fathers.		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to the competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of the ideas proposed by the American founding fathers.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, ~~tbe~~ Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although ~~tbe~~ idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were ~~tbe~~ [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.		The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, the Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although the idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.

	After ~~tbe~~ [[WWAC\|world's loss in ~~tbe~~ War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by ~~tbe~~ 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to ~~tbe~~ functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by the 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to the functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=
	Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where ~~tbe~~ state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where ~~tbe~~ important representation, decision making and administration take place not in ~~tbe~~ parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in ~~tbe~~ tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of ~~tbe~~ competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to ~~tbe~~ state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with ~~tbe~~ state exercising reciprocal influence over ~~tbe~~ groups.		Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where the state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where the important representation, decision making and administration take place not in the parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in the tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of the competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to the state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with the state exercising reciprocal influence over the groups.

	All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as ~~tbe~~ economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.		All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as the economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.

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	{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}		{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}

	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to ~~the~~ competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to ~~the~~ trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with ~~the~~ state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of ~~the~~ ideas proposed by ~~the~~ American founding fathers.		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to tbe competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to tbe trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with tbe state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of tbe ideas proposed by tbe American founding fathers.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, ~~the~~ Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although ~~the~~ idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were ~~the~~ [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.		The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, tbe Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although tbe idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were tbe [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.

	After ~~the~~ [[WWAC\|world's loss in ~~the~~ War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by ~~the~~ 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to ~~the~~ functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After tbe [[WWAC\|world's loss in tbe War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by tbe 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to tbe functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=
	Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where ~~the~~ state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where ~~the~~ important representation, decision making and administration take place not in ~~the~~ parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in ~~the~~ tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of ~~the~~ competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to ~~the~~ state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with ~~the~~ state exercising reciprocal influence over ~~the~~ groups.		Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where tbe state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where tbe important representation, decision making and administration take place not in tbe parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in tbe tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of tbe competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to tbe state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with tbe state exercising reciprocal influence over tbe groups.

	All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as ~~the~~ economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.		All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as tbe economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.

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	{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, ~~ratber~~ than your geographic area.}}		{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}

	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to ~~tbe~~ competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to ~~tbe~~ trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with ~~tbe~~ state through representation and administration. In America, ~~tbese~~ would be congressmen. It was actually one of ~~tbe~~ ideas proposed by ~~tbe~~ American founding ~~fatbers~~.		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to the competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of the ideas proposed by the American founding fathers.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if ~~tbese~~ groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, ~~tbe~~ Holy Roman Empire, and ~~otber~~ [[fascist]] societies. Although ~~tbe~~ idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were ~~tbe~~ [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and ~~otbers~~.		The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, the Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although the idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.

	After ~~tbe~~ [[WWAC\|world's loss in ~~tbe~~ War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by ~~tbe~~ 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within ~~tbese~~ frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to ~~tbe~~ functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by the 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to the functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=
	Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as ~~eitber~~ a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where ~~tbe~~ state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where ~~tbe~~ important representation, decision making and administration take place not in ~~tbe~~ parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in ~~tbe~~ tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of ~~tbe~~ competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, ~~tbere~~ is a monopoly of access to ~~tbe~~ state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with ~~tbe~~ state exercising reciprocal influence over ~~tbe~~ groups.		Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where the state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where the important representation, decision making and administration take place not in the parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in the tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of the competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to the state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with the state exercising reciprocal influence over the groups.

	All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as ~~tbe~~ economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.		All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as the economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.

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-'''Corporatism''' or '''corporativism''' is an  ideology that supports the organization of society by corporate groups, such as agricultural, labour, military, scientific, or guild associations, on the basis of their common interests. Kinship-based groups are sometimes considered a form of corporatism, emphasizing clan, ethnic, and family identification, and have been a common phenomenon worldwide, especially important in areas where clans are important, notably in many non-[[European]] areas.
+{{Nopic}}{{key|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, ratber than your geographic area.}}
-In the [[Middle Ages]], the [[Catholic Church]] sponsored the creation of various institutions including brotherhoods, monasteries, religious orders and military associations.  In Italy, various function-based groups and institutions were created, including universities, guilds for artisans and craftspeople and other professional associations. The creation of the guild system is a particularly important aspect of the history of corporatism.
+'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to tbe competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to tbe trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with tbe state through representation and administration. In America, tbese would be congressmen. It was actually one of tbe ideas proposed by tbe American founding fatbers.
-After the French Revolution, the existing corporatist system was abolished. The new French government considered corporatism's emphasis on group rights as inconsistent with the government's promotion of individual rights.  Furthermore, it was associated with the Catholic Church and the old regime. Subsequently, corporatist systems and corporate [[privilege]] throughout Europe were abolished in response to the French Revolution. From 1789 to the 1850s, most supporters of corporatism were conservative.
+=History=
-From the 1850s onward, some forms of corporatism became gradually associated with workers' unions that were committed to negotiations with employers, often in contrast with far leftist ideologies supporting violent confrontation and revolutions.  The Catholic Church supported these developments.
+After tbe [[WWAC|world's loss in tbe War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by tbe 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within tbese frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to tbe functional-representation notions of corporatism.
-Catholic inspired or associated [[Christian democracy]], [[distributism]], and/or [[integralism]] have been associated with corporatism.
+=Not about big business=
-The concept of [[Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft]], supporting the value of organizations giving community and belonging, was also an influence.
+All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as tbe economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.

en>Crusader at 23:05, 27 July 2023

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-{{Nopic}}{{key|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}
+'''Corporatism''' or '''corporativism''' is an  ideology that supports the organization of society by corporate groups, such as agricultural, labour, military, scientific, or guild associations, on the basis of their common interests. Kinship-based groups are sometimes considered a form of corporatism, emphasizing clan, ethnic, and family identification, and have been a common phenomenon worldwide, especially important in areas where clans are important, notably in many non-[[European]] areas.
-'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to the competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of the ideas proposed by the American founding fathers.
+In the [[Middle Ages]], the [[Catholic Church]] sponsored the creation of various institutions including brotherhoods, monasteries, religious orders and military associations.  In Italy, various function-based groups and institutions were created, including universities, guilds for artisans and craftspeople and other professional associations. The creation of the guild system is a particularly important aspect of the history of corporatism.
-=History=
+After the French Revolution, the existing corporatist system was abolished. The new French government considered corporatism's emphasis on group rights as inconsistent with the government's promotion of individual rights.  Furthermore, it was associated with the Catholic Church and the old regime. Subsequently, corporatist systems and corporate [[privilege]] throughout Europe were abolished in response to the French Revolution. From 1789 to the 1850s, most supporters of corporatism were conservative.
-After the [[WWAC|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by the 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to the functional-representation notions of corporatism.
+From the 1850s onward, some forms of corporatism became gradually associated with workers' unions that were committed to negotiations with employers, often in contrast with far leftist ideologies supporting violent confrontation and revolutions.  The Catholic Church supported these developments.
-=Not about big business=
+Catholic inspired or associated [[Christian democracy]], [[distributism]], and/or [[integralism]] have been associated with corporatism.
-All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as the economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.
+The concept of [[Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft]], supporting the value of organizations giving community and belonging, was also an influence.

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	{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}		{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}

	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to the competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, ~~These~~ would be congressmen. It was actually one of the ideas proposed by the American founding fathers.		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to the competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, these would be congressmen. It was actually one of the ideas proposed by the American founding fathers.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, the Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although the idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.		The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, the Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although the idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.

	After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by the 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern ~~that~~ certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to the functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by the 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern those certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to the functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=

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	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to ~~The~~ competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, These would be congressmen. It was actually one of ~~The~~ ideas proposed by ~~The~~ American founding fathers.		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to the competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, These would be congressmen. It was actually one of the ideas proposed by the American founding fathers.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, ~~The~~ Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although ~~The~~ idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.		The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, the Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although the idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.

	After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by ~~The~~ 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern that certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to ~~The~~ functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by the 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern that certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to the functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=
	Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where ~~The~~ state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where the important representation, decision making and administration take place not in the parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in the tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of the competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to the state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with the state exercising reciprocal influence over ~~The~~ groups.		Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where the state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where the important representation, decision making and administration take place not in the parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in the tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of the competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to the state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with the state exercising reciprocal influence over the groups.

	All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as the economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.		All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as the economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.

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			{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, rather than your geographic area.}}

	{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, raTher than your geographic area.}}		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to The competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to the trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with the state through representation and administration. In America, These would be congressmen. It was actually one of The ideas proposed by The American founding fathers.

	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to The competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to ~~The~~ trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with ~~The~~ state through representation and administration. In America, These would be congressmen. It was ~~actuall~~ one of The ideas proposed by The American founding ~~faThers~~.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if ~~These~~ groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, The Holy Roman Empire, and ~~oTher~~[[fascist]]societies. Although The idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were ~~The~~ [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and ~~oThers~~.		The idea was that if these groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, The Holy Roman Empire, and other [[fascist]] societies. Although The idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were the [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and others.

	After ~~The~~ [[~~WW2~~\|world ~~lost its war against communism~~]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by The 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern that certain political arrangements had developed within ~~These~~ frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to The functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After the [[WWAC\|world's loss in the War Against Communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by The 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern that certain political arrangements had developed within these frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to The functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=
	Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as ~~eiTher~~ a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where The state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where ~~The~~ important representation, decision making and administration take place not in ~~The~~ parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in ~~The~~ tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of ~~The~~ competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, ~~There~~ is a monopoly of access to ~~The~~ state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with ~~The~~ state exercising reciprocal influence over The groups.		Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as either a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where The state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where the important representation, decision making and administration take place not in the parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in the tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of the competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, there is a monopoly of access to the state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with the state exercising reciprocal influence over The groups.

	All incorrect of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as ~~The~~ economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.		All incorrect, of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as the economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.

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	{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, ~~ratber~~ than your geographic area.}}		{{Nopic}}{{key\|Misunderstood Fascism}}{{Nutshell\|Corporatism has nothing to do with big corporations, or government controlling business. It simply means selecting your congressman from your profession, raTher than your geographic area.}}

	'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to ~~tbe~~ competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to ~~tbe~~ trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with ~~tbe~~ state through representation and administration. In America, ~~tbese~~ would be congressmen. It was actuall one of ~~tbe~~ ideas proposed by ~~tbe~~ American founding ~~fatbers~~.		'''Corporatism''' is a doctrine which arose in reaction to The competition and class conflict of [[capitalist]] society. In opposition to The trend towards both mass suffrage and independent trade unionism, it promotes a form of functional representation - everyone would be organized into vocational or industrial associations integrated with The state through representation and administration. In America, These would be congressmen. It was actuall one of The ideas proposed by The American founding faThers.

	=History=		=History=
	The idea was that if ~~tbese~~ groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, The Holy Roman Empire, and ~~otber~~[[fascist]]societies. Although ~~tbe~~ idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were ~~tbe~~ [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and ~~otbers~~.		The idea was that if These groups (especially capital and labor) could be imbued with a sense of mutual rights and obligations, a stable order based on "organic unity" could be established. This worked in Rome, The Holy Roman Empire, and oTher[[fascist]]societies. Although The idea of industrial parliaments was commonly raised in liberal democracies after WWI, most states that explicitly adopted a corporative form of representation were The [[Fascism\|fascist]] administrations of Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Vichy France and oThers.

	After ~~tbe~~ [[WW2\|world lost its war against communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by ~~tbe~~ 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern that certain political arrangements had developed within ~~tbese~~ frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to ~~tbe~~ functional-representation notions of corporatism.		After The [[WW2\|world lost its war against communism]], corporatist ideology has not been popular in Western liberal democratic societies, but by The 1970s it became increasingly common for social scientists to discern that certain political arrangements had developed within These frameworks, which in operative premise and institutional form bore some resemblance to The functional-representation notions of corporatism.

	=Not about big business=		=Not about big business=
	Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as ~~eitber~~ a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where ~~tbe~~ state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where ~~tbe~~ important representation, decision making and administration take place not in ~~tbe~~ parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in ~~tbe~~ tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of ~~tbe~~ competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, ~~tbere~~ is a monopoly of access to ~~tbe~~ state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with ~~tbe~~ state exercising reciprocal influence over ~~tbe~~ groups.		Due to ongoing anti-fascist propaganda, Corporatism came to be seen by many social scientists as eiTher a new economic system, successor to capitalism, where The state controls and directs a highly concentrated but still privately owned economy; or a new form of state, where The important representation, decision making and administration take place not in The parties, parliaments and ministerial bureaucracies but in The tripartite structures where business, labor and governments are joined; or a new form of interest-group politics, where instead of The competitive, lobbying activities of many pressure groups, There is a monopoly of access to The state by one group from each sector of corporate society, with The state exercising reciprocal influence over The groups.

	All incorrect of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as ~~tbe~~ economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.		All incorrect of course. Corporatist arrangements do not challenge capitalism as The economic system of any society. It is essentially just a different way to choose your representative in government.