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Corporatism in Interwar Romania: Overlapping Sources and Competing Varieties
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Abstract The article takes as a point of departure the prevailing association of interwar Romanian corporatism with the politics of the Right and the figure of the influential theorist M. Manoilescu
alone, having the result of historically relegating the advocacies of the kind to a rather marginal
compar... view more
The article takes as a point of departure the prevailing association of interwar Romanian corporatism with the politics of the Right and the figure of the influential theorist M. Manoilescu
alone, having the result of historically relegating the advocacies of the kind to a rather marginal
compartment of the process of ideological development in the country. It is underscored that the interpretative tendency in question comes primarily from the legacies of scholarship shaped under communism and prone to deny any connection of significance between the corporatist view and the growth of social policies, themselves placed exclusively in relation to the social pressures of a syndical character. The search for uncovering the sense of corporatism in the context as both a model of professional association bearing upon the emergence of welfare devices and a vision of overall political reconstruction is then shown to lead towards an understanding of the interplay between the moderate and the stark authoritarian varieties of the local corporatist pleading and experimentation.... view less
Keywords
Romania; peace time; corporatism
Classification
General History
Free Keywords
professional representation; welfare policies; authoritarian politics; political moderation
Document language
English
Publication Year
2021
Page/Pages
p. 117-131
Journal
Giornale di Storia Constituzionale / Journal of Constitutional History, 42 (2021) 2
ISSN
1593-0793
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed