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eco-socialism, n.|ˌiːkəʊˈsəʊʃəlɪz(ə)m|
Also as one word.
[ad. G. Ökosozialismus: see eco- and socialism n.]
In German politics, democratic socialism which concerns itself specifically with ecological issues.
1985Economist 16 Mar. 28/2 Mr Oskar Lafontaine..wants to get American nuclear missiles out of West Germany,..and nurture the environment in pursuit of ‘eco-socialism’. 1987New Left Rev. May/June 2 Articles on..the implications of ‘eco-socialism’ or the programme of ‘Towards 2000’ have sought to address such questions.
Hence ˌeco-ˈsocialist n., an adherent or advocate of eco-socialism; also attrib. or as adj.
1985Economist 21 Dec. 53/1 ‘Eco-socialists’, or Green Reds, grudgingly accept the need for economic growth to create jobs and finance social spending. 1987Nature 16 Apr. 631/2 Jutta Ditfurth, leader of the so-called ‘eco-socialist’ wing of the party in Frankfurt, said that it is preferable to carry out ‘radical reform politics’ while outside the ruling coalition. |