neoconservatisms
/ˌniː.oʊ.kənˈsɜːrvəˌtɪz.əmz/
NOUN
1. Right-wing political movements opposing economic liberalism and supporting interventionist foreign policy
Political movements that oppose liberalism in economic areas and advocate an assertive, interventionist foreign policy, often emphasizing military strength and the promotion of national interests abroad.
1.1. Conservative political ideologies
Refers to forms or variations of neoconservatism that emphasize conservative political principles, established institutions, and opposition to certain liberal economic ideas.
Synonyms
- conservatisms
- illiberalisms
Antonyms
- liberalisms
- leftisms
- socialisms
- radicalisms
Examples
- The discussion highlighted various neoconservatisms that have emerged in recent political debates.
- Different factions within the party often clash over their interpretations of neoconservatisms.
- The rise of populism has challenged traditional neoconservatisms within the political landscape.
Related Words
- immobilisms
- traditionalisms
- right-wing ideologies
1.2. Interventionist foreign policy doctrines
Describes variations of neoconservative thought that favor an active international role, strong national defense, and intervention in other countries to advance political or strategic objectives.
Synonyms
- right-wing interventionisms
- interventionist conservatisms
Antonyms
- isolationisms
- noninterventionisms
- pacifisms
Examples
- The book explores the evolution of neoconservatisms and their impact on modern governance.
- Scholars have written extensively about the influence of neoconservatisms on foreign policy decisions.
Related Words
- militarisms
- internationalisms
- hawkish policies
- foreign-policy doctrines