Collectivisms [noun]

We can neglect, too, much of his attack on the economic side of collectivism, which he never really understood.

Against this competitive struggle now there has grown up a counter-crowd ideal of collectivism.

But when it means the first step on the road to collectivism, I'll take any Franco who comes along to put an end to it.

This is the state of things to which Collectivism puts an end.

Well may Mr. Hobson inquire, "Now, what provision is made for generating the motor power of progress in Collectivism?"

This theory is most commonly known as Socialism, though also entitled Nationalism and Collectivism.

Collectivism is equality; and equality is collectivism, otherwise our equality will be nothing but a phantom and an hypocrisy.

We must, therefore, take our problems in order and abolish nationalities before we can establish collectivism.

Equality of possessions necessitates collectivism, and collectivism requires the abolition of nationalities.

If our railways are to be managed by the Railwaymen's Union, they must first be acquired for the community by Collectivism.