corecentrism
Corecentrism is a term used to describe a political or cultural stance that centers on a defined set of core, broadly accepted principles and seeks to reduce polarization through pragmatic, evidence-based policymaking rather than pure ideology. It is not a single, codified doctrine, but a descriptive label applied by researchers to describe centrists who emphasize shared foundations and practical solutions capable of gaining cross-partisan support.
Origins and usage: The term has appeared in academic and policy commentary since the early 21st century,
Core tenets: Emphasis on core values considered essential across groups (such as respect for the rule of
Policy approach: Corecentrists advocate policy packages that can attract broad support, balancing fiscal prudence with targeted
Criticism: Critics argue that corecentrism can downplay principled differences, risk policy gridlock, or neglect the needs
Overall, corecentrism is a flexible descriptor rather than a fixed doctrine, used to analyze approaches that