Definición de Liberalism

LIBERALISM

ألاسم

الليبرالية; تحررية

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liberalism
liberalizm, erkincilik

LIBERALISM
s.n.
1. Doctrină care, opusă socialismului şi dirijismului, proclamă principiul nonintervenţiei statului în economie, în relaţiile economice existente între indivizi, grupuri sociale sau naţiuni; promovează ideea libertăţii economice, a liberului schimb, a liberei concurenţe etc.
2. Atitudine de îngăduinţă excesivă faţă de greşelile altora. - Din fr. libéralisme.

Liberalism
   اصول‌ ازادي‌ خواهي‌، وسعت‌ نظ‌ر، ازادگي‌.
  

liberalism
liberalizam , slobodoumno načelo , slobodnjaštvo , slobodarstvo , slobodoumlje , slobodoumnost

liberalism
n. либерализм

liberalism
danh từ

• chủ nghĩa tự do

liberalism (n.) = liberalismo
Ex: During the 1st period, 1895-1912, American liberalism was in full cry, the basic idea being to improve the level of knowledge among the masses and thus aid the development of society.
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*neo-liberalism = neoliberalismo

liberalism
либерализам

liberalism
ουσ. φιλελευθερισμός

liberalism
n. ลัทธิเสรีนิยม (syn. broad-mindedness)

liberalism
s. n.
1. doctrină politică şi economică, în epoca de ascensiune a burgheziei, care tindea să îngrădească monarhia prin parlament, să lărgească dreptul de vot şi să admită libertăţi democratice.
2. atitudine tolerantă; împăciuitorism. (fr. liberalisme)

liberalism
liberalism

liberalism
أ. الليبرالية, تحررية

Liberalism
اصول‌ ازادي‌ خواهي‌، وسعت‌ نظر، ازادگي‌

Liberalism

Liberalism
ลัทธิเสรีนิยม

liberalism
Ουσ. φιλελευθερισμός

Φιλελευθερισμός

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liberalism
['libъrъlizm] n либерализъм.

liberalism
['lib@r@lizm] n либерализъм.

liberalism
liberalism ['lNb(B)rBlNz(B)m] n libéralisme m.

liberalism
либерализъм;

Liberalism
Liberalizam

liberalism
i. liberalizm, erkincilik.

liberalism
[n.] либерализм

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liberalism
اصول آزاديخواهي، سياست آزاديخواهي، بلندنظري

liberalism
nu. ลี้บบึเร็อลิซม (พบน้อย)
1. เสรีนิยม

liberalism
liberalizem; economic (political) ~ekonomski ( politični) liberalizem

liberalism
либерализм

liberalism
n.
حريت پسندي

liberalism
pol. liberalism

liberalism
Synonyms and related words:
broad-mindedness, capitalism, catholicity, free competition, free enterprise, free thought, free trade, freethinking, isolationism, laissez-aller, laissez-faire, laissez-faireism, latitudinarianism, left, left wing, leftism, let-alone policy, let-alone principle, liberality, liberalness, liberation, libertarianism, libertinism, noninterference, nonintervention, open-mindedness, progressivism, self-regulating market, tolerance, toleration, unbigotedness
  

classical liberalism
liberalismo clásico

liberalism
[liberal'is:m] subst.
liberalismo
en politisk åskådning som bl a betonar den enskilda människans handlingsfrihet

Liberalism
تحرر، مذهب حر

liberalism
liberalism

liberalism
либерал үзэл

liberalism
liberalism

LIBERALISM
LİBERALİZM

liberalism

اسْم : التحرّريّة . الليبراليّة

liberalism
kb. liberalisme

liberalism
liberalizm

liberalism
n. aazaad KHayaali/Hurriyat pasaٌdi

liberalism
n.
حريت پسندي

liberalism
liberalismo

liberalism
liberalism

liberalism

● Noun
१. उदार दल के सिद्धांत, औदार्यवाद






Shabdkosh English-Hindi Dictionary(2009) by Ranjeet Singh Rohilla  (ranjeet.iitr@gmail.com) 

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liberalism
[E] liberalism (n) [P] liberalismo (m) [C] 自由主义

liberalism
liberalismo

liberalism
n. libéralizm

Liberalism
Chủ nghĩa tự do, chủ nghĩa cấp tiến [một loại phong trào trong Kitô Giáo hiện đại nhấn mạnh tự do của lý trí; nhấn mạnh nội dung luân lý và tinh thần trong giáo lý Kitô].

libéralisme

rahâ-grâ-i ?
=> libéral 3
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... une petite histoire du "libéralisme", un mot des Lumières passé de gauche à droite.
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The doctrine of liberalisme is an attempt to escape from this endless oscillation [tyranny => anarchy => tyranny]. The essence of liberalism is an attempt to secure a social order not based on irrational dogma, and insuring stability without involving more restraints than are necessary for the preservation of the community.

(B. RUSSELL, History of Western Philosophy, p. 22)
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Le libéralisme n'est évidemment pas une idéologie ni un idéal. C'est une forme de gouvernement et de "rationalité" gouvernementale fort complexe.

(M. FOUCAULT, Dits et écrits II, 1976-1988, p. 855)
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« Le libéralisme, c’est une doctrine qui pose en priorité que, dans un poulailler, les poulets sont totalement libres... tout comme le renard »

(Joao Mellao Neto)

liberalism

['lib2r2lizm] n.自由主义

ליברליזם (Liberalism)

ליברליזם, פילוסופיה פוליטית השמה כעקרון מנחה את החירות, בראש ובראשונה חירות הפרט, המושגת באמצעות פעילותם של מוסדות ממשלה דמוקרטיים וייצוגיים והגבלת כוחו של השלטון בכלים חוקתיים; ייצור מרבי של עושר ונכסים, שאפשר להגיע אליו באמצעות מדיניות...

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liberalism

liberalism: (له رامیاری دا) لیبڕالیزم، ئازادبیری

liberalism
Opposition to conservatism.

LIBERALISM
An ideology that upholds private property, individual rights, legal equality, freedom of choice and democratic government. Liberalism suggests that the essence of freedom is to be free from constraint. Liberalism is an ideology that supports capitalism and advocates the principle of free markets, left largely undirected by governments. While liberalism upholds free markets, it also places great value on equal of opportunity and is strongly opposed to ascriptive processes in society, since they restrict individual choice and deny equal access to satisfaction. In the twentieth century, a more active view of the state's role in creating improved equality of opportunity in society became important within liberalism. (This trend in liberalism was also a reaction to the development of trade unions and of socialist and populist movements.) There was a massive expansion in state -provided education, social programs etc. from the end of the 19th century until the 1960's and 1970's. In the 1980's and 1990's a more classical view of liberalism has returned to prominence, one that advocates a much smaller role for the state and increased reliance on the workings of the free market. In making this argument, classical liberals claim that intervention in the market rarely, if ever, promotes choice, but frustrates the market adjustments that ultimately improve efficiency, the wealth of society and the ability of individuals to make choices. See CLASSICAL LIBERALISM / NEO-LIBERALISM / .

Liberalism
Sometimes called Modernism. Includes most Protestant religious philosophies that attempt a reconciliation of science, humanism , and traditional Christianity. Stresses the ethical teachings of Jesus and a social gospel. God is conceived as man's fellow worker in reforming the world. Human nature is essentially good. It says "Religion is a feeling of creaturely dependence on God" (Schleiermacher ). Religion is that which "adds strength to frailty, fulfillment to frustration, wholeness to incompleteness" (Bewkes). See Protestant liberalism

Liberalism
an ideology that believes in the following social values: freedom, individualism, inequality, pragmatism, and humanism. Liberalism supports social insurance programs, because it believes that they encourage savings (thus being less dependent on the State), shares the risk of unemployment, injury and retirement amongst all those at risk. Liberalism believes in full employment as a social program, so that people support themselves and can be less dependent on the State.

Liberalism
A 19th century political viewpoint or ideology associated with strong support for a broad interpretation of civil liberties for freedom of expression and religious toleration, for widespread popular participation in the political process, and for the repeal of protectionist legal restrictions inhibiting the operation of a capitalist free market economy. In the 20th century US, the term has come to describe an ideology with similar views on civil liberties and personal freedom issues but now supporting a much stronger role for government in regulating and manipulating the private economy and providing public support for the economically and socially disadvantaged, though still stopping well short of full socialism .
In Europe, the term liberalism is still used more in its 19th century sense, and European liberals are rather more respectful of the values of the free market than their American namesakes, whose views sometimes more closely resemble those of Europeans styling themselves as social democrats .
[See also: ideology , libertarianism , socialism , welfare state ]