egalitarianism , auch: equalitarianism

This, I believe, does less than justice to their egalitarianism.

Egalitarianism in politics can be of at least two forms.

As we know all too well, such egalitarianism is rare in the computer world.

But why did they go for absolute egalitarianism in the first place then?

Even if justice requires egalitarianism within states, it does not do so between them.

This appealed to his men's sense of egalitarianism and justice.

And with half of them women, the increasing egalitarianism in the field is apparent.

Egalitarianism is the belief that groups are, or should be, equal to one another.

In accord with its vision of social egalitarianism, the show levels almost everything on view.

The two above mentioned factors led to egalitarianism and to revolution.

You see, there is such a thing as egalitarianism and elitism.

Let us not confuse the need for a common framework with egalitarianism.

Although both valued egalitarianism, science, and education, they had come from two very different backgrounds.

Learning from her father's egalitarianism, Kelly grew up thinking she could beat the boys.

Any gains in performance will be at a cost to the party's touted egalitarianism.

"In contrast, public schools have a philosophy based on egalitarianism.

We can best understand the different kinds of egalitarianism by asking, "Who is equal to whom?"

Similarly with your claim that I "had a laugh at egalitarianism".

"It's not so radical now to say that some societies may approach egalitarianism," she said.

Therefore, it could be a way to express "liberal egalitarianism."

There is far too much tradition against that kind of idealized egalitarianism.

Many enthused about the experience later in the general scramble for egalitarianism.

And it would be a shame to lose that sense of egalitarianism."

It has also been a place to observe Scandinavian egalitarianism in practice.

As yet there was no great sense that the policies of welfare and social egalitarianism since 1945 needed to be reversed.