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unionism
This term carries a strong ideological weight, shifting between labor rights and geopolitical stability depending on the context. In a labor context, it describes a systemic commitment to collective bargaining and worker solidarity, often contrasted with individualism or corporate paternalism.
In a political context, particularly regarding the United Kingdom and Ireland, it denotes a specific constitutional loyalty. It describes the desire to preserve a unified state rather than pursuing independence or secession. Because it describes an abstract ideology or a political movement, it is treated as an uncountable mass noun and does not take a plural form.
Meanings
Examples
The rise of industrial unionism in the early twentieth century transformed worker rights.
I wonder if unionism is still effective in the modern gig economy.
The company management viewed any form of unionism as a threat to productivity.
The company management viewed any form of unionism as a threat to productivity.
He spent his entire career advocating for militant unionism to force concessions from the board.
The professor discussed the differences between craft unionism and industrial unionism.
Their commitment to political unionism made them oppose any movement for independence.
Their commitment to political unionism made them oppose any movement for independence.
Is this a matter of ideological unionism or just practical governance?
Is this a matter of ideological unionism or just practical governance?
The treaty was a victory for those promoting regional unionism over nationalism.