enteraalista

Entaeralista is a term used in certain theoretical and fictional discourses to denote an advocate of enteraalism, a political-social philosophy that seeks to harmonize multiple scales of governance into a single, coherent whole. The word appears to be built from a root meaning entire or integrated and a suffix common to words denoting adherents or advocates. In descriptive usage, enteraalism envisions governance that is simultaneously coherent at the national, regional, and local levels, with shared principles guiding policy and implementation.

Influence and scope: The term has no universally accepted definition or formal creed. It has surfaced in speculative fiction and some scholarly discussions in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, where authors and thinkers test ideas about balancing central authority with local autonomy. In these contexts, enteraalism is presented as a flexible framework rather than a fixed doctrine.

Core ideas include integration of policy across sectors, subsidiarity within a unified framework, emphasis on systems thinking and data-driven policy learning, and mechanisms for cross-scale coordination that respect local diversity while pursuing common goals.

Critics argue that enteraalism risks vagueness and technocratic overreach, potentially blurring accountability or diminishing local self-determination. Proponents counter that a well-defined governance architecture can improve efficiency and legitimacy if designed with transparency and participatory safeguards. See also integralism, holistic governance, subsidiarity, systems thinking.