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neo-royalism

neo-royalism noun: a modern form of royalism where politics serve narrow personalist interests rather than national objectives.

Noun

neo-royalism (uncountable)

  1. A modern form of royalism where politics serve narrow personalist interests rather than national objectives.
    • To resist neo-royalism the first step is to “name the reality,” as Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada warned at Davos.2026 January 26, Stacie E. Goddard, Abraham L. Newman, “This Theory Explains Trump’s Baffling Foreign Policy”, in The New York Times, →ISSN

Forms of neo-royalism

alternative formneoroyalism

Origin of neo-royalism

Described by political scientists Stacie E. Goddard and Abraham Newman.

Questions about neo-royalism

What does neo-royalism mean?
Neo-royalism means a modern form of royalism where politics serve narrow personalist interests rather than national objectives.
What part of speech is neo-royalism?
Neo-royalism is a noun.

Words near neo-royalism in the dictionary

  1. neo-Ricardian
  2. neo-Ricardianism
  3. neo-rich
  4. neo-romantic
  5. neo-romanticism
  6. neo-royalism
  7. neo-royalist
  8. neo-scholastic
  9. Neo-Scholasticism
  10. neo-shaman
  11. neo-shamanism

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