0 a social or political movement that aims to represent the interests of ordinary people through political change and the support of government actions
When it came to the imperatives of visibility, however, these two commonly distinguished branches of progressivism were cut from the same cloth.
The progressivism and idealism of bossa nova's first generation was greatly tested.
Progressivism also contributed to the advent of sociological jurisprudence, a critical reappraisal of the moral ambitions of liberal law.
Over time, market liberalism (or laissez-faire) and regulatory and welfare-state liberalism (or progressivism) offered rival strains of or emphases within the liberal tradition.
Impatient popular forces remained unsatisfied with this elite progressivism and sought violent solutions to their grievances.
The new progressivism identifies vice with being behind the times, by failing to domesticate the natural.
That said, however, this book represents a particularly useful addition to the library on progressivism.
Carter traced his political values to early twentiethcentury southern progressivism with its concern for economy and efficiency in government and compassion for the poor.
