| What we oppose is statism, whether it's called Bolshevism, National Socialism, Fascism, Fabianism, or New Dealism. |
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| Committed to Fabianism and social reform, they envisaged a school devoted to the teaching of and research into the social sciences. |
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| Fabianism or Fabian strategy has come to mean a gradual or cautious policy. |
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| Wales's clear red water version of Labour has turned out to be a sort of diluted Fabianism with a valleys accent. |
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| Cole became interested in Fabianism while studying at Balliol College, Oxford. |
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| There's this assumption among pundits and politicians in Westminster that the only way you appeal to traditional Labour voters is to offer them Fabianism. |
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| Equally reassuring is the acknowledged relevance of Fabianism to British left-wing politics. |
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| We see, then, that Fabianism is a variation on a theme, later refined and developed by Antonio Gramsci. |
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| Attlee's practical involvement with building the Labour Party into a force in the land was, then, just as important as his intellectual formation by Fabianism and romanticism. |
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| After traipsing through Paris and listening to reactionary luminaries like Henri Bergson, he arrived as Fabianism became the rage among undergraduates. |
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