nationalsyndicalist
Nationalsyndicalism, or national syndicalism, is an ideological current within certain interwar fascist movements that seeks to fuse nationalism with a syndicalist economic framework. It advocates a corporatist economy organized into sectoral syndicates representing workers and employers, with the state exercising control to coordinate production, wages, and social policy. The aim is to resolve class tensions through national unity rather than liberal democracy or revolutionary conflict.
Origins and development: The term was used by Italian fascists in the 1920s as part of a
Core tenets and features: anti-liberal and anti-socialist; rejection of parliamentary pluralism; belief in national destiny and
Criticism and legacy: National syndicalism is widely associated with fascist movements and is criticized for its