paternalism [pəˈtɜːnəlɪsm, Am -ˈtɜːr-] СУЩ. мн. отсут. уничиж.
- paternalism
- покровителство ср.
- paternalism
- вмешателство ср.
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Paternalism towards adults is sometimes thought to treat them as if they were children.
en.wikipedia.org In contrast, economists and lawyers usually use soft paternalism for mild paternalism, that is paternalism that is not coercive, or not very heavy-handed.
en.wikipedia.org They even carried paternalism far enough to select a husband for me.
en.wikipedia.org Modernisation and the increase in material well-being had also lessened the perceived need for paternalism and moral reform.
en.wikipedia.org The procedures and rhetoric of financial institutions widen the gap between developed and developing, which resulted from undemocratic paternalism and lack of accountability, transparency.
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