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interventionism
[in-ter-ven-shuh-niz-uhm]
noun
the policy or doctrine of intervening, especially government interference in the affairs of another state or in domestic economic affairs.
Other Word Forms
- interventionist noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of interventionism1
Example Sentences
Rather, he used his speech to Saudi leaders to make his clearest argument yet against Western interventionism of the past, attacking what he called "the so-called nation-builders and neo-cons" for "giving you lectures on how to live or how to govern your own affairs".
Turkey's military expansion in Iraqi Kurdistan - fuelled by its rise as a drone power and growing defence budget - is seen as part of a broader foreign policy shift towards greater interventionism in the region.
You've mentioned some Democrats embracing New Deal interventionism in the economy.
While Gabbard has spoken about her opposition to U.S. interventionism and intrusive surveillance, her record on matters of war and peace is inconsistent.
Ultimately, Sharma argues in favor of rethinking outdated models of economic policymaking and interventionism.
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