Meanings
plural municipalisms
- countableuncountableThe condition of being municipal.
- countableuncountableurban studiesgovernmentThe political philosophy or practice of preferring public services administered by local government and local organisations.
Extensive welfare provision such as coal, grocery packages and clothing soon became a characteristic of RP municipalism.
2017 September 22, Charlotte Joppien, Municipal Politics in Turkey: Local Government and Party Organisation, Routledge, →ISBN1 more example
Rochdale socialists, for example, evinced an equally keen interest in municipalism within the context of socialist unity. Moreover, municipal intervention did not always strike a chord with the interests of local trade unions.
2019 July 31, David James, Centennial History of the Independent Labour Party, Edinburgh University Press, →ISBN, page 57
Origin
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