economistic

• The need for a simplifying lens that can screen out the intractabilities of life, and of our own lives in particular, springs eternal; and with the demise of Marxism in the West, at least in its most economistic form, a variety of substitute ideologies have arisen from which the disgruntled may choose. —  City Journal
• Ghose was expectedly hostile to the economistic aspects in Marx, but may have agreed with the first of the Theses on Feuerbach had he had access to it at that point of his life. —  Kafila
• For they would not simply repeat their economistic version of the imperialist cry - "exterminate the brutes" - but would provide other "possible worlds" and a full "menu" of options that would make a negotiation feasible. —  P2P Foundation
• As many have said in these pages, Islam is only a danger because anti-Western egalitarianism in the guises of left-liberalism and multiculturalism (and economistic right-liberalism) has weakened the Western bodies politic and made them susceptible to foreign attacks they otherwise could have easily repelled. —  The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
• Message: it's the whole economistic agenda that's unrealistic. —  Tyee - Home

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