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fusionism

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fu·sion·ism  (fyzh-nzm)
n.
The theory or practice of forming coalitions, especially of political groups or factions.

fusion·ist n.

fusionism
the quality of having a coalition between certain political parties. — fusionist, n.
See also: Politics


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Buckley began "defenestrating" (his word) the kooks from the conservative coalition, how Frank Meyer devised a philosophical justification called fusionism to bring together conservatives and libertarians, and so forth.
Schneider explains the evolution of conservatism's various factions, such as fusionism, libertarianism, and the rise of neoconservatism, but without taking sides (unless the omissions of the writings of Ayn Rand or David Brooks, for example, can be interpreted as taking sides).
He also talked about Frank Meyer's fusionism, with anti-communism being the bonding agent.
 
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