sinarchism

English

Noun

sinarchism (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of Sinarquism
   • 1949, Cornelia Sussman, Teach the Angry Spirit, page 247:

     The same way with sinarchism — he revolted against the thought of a protector.

   • 1969, Ghița Ionescu, Ernest Gellner, Populism: its meaning and national characteristics, page 45:

     The peasants, the best men of my country, live in contact with the sweet, rough, fertile land of Mexico: those who live in contact with the rain, under the clear skies, these give impulse and life to sinarchism.

   • 2017, José Orozco, Receive Our Memories: The Letters of Luz Moreno, 1950-1952, →ISBN:

     Peasants of Mexico: Come to sinarchism, the movement of the men from the fields, the movement of those who love the land and defend it and with it defend the Fatherland.