corporatist

Modifies a noun

• state: One can thus postulate that Greece is a corporatist state in so far as it maintains a highly centralized control of education.
• structure: Moreover, the official bodies involved in corporatist structures have become unrepresentative of an increasingly diverse and individualistic society.
• approach: This corporatist approach in the early 1970s became the criterion by which WFTU unions were admitted to the ETUC.
• tradition: The Priority Partnership Area ( PPA ) concept is a recent outcome of this broad corporatist tradition in Scotland.
• system: It will introduce the hobbling over-regulated corporatist system which has sapped the strength of the European economies over the past decade.
• shill: Members of staff, people whose wages are paid by the corporatist shills, are taking some interesting stands.