"MacDonaldism" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2012, Matt Cole, Political Parties in Britain, page 29",
          "text": "Initially substance was limited but, eventually, moves to resolve this issue came with the publication of For Socialism and Peace which proposed a move away from MacDonaldism towards a highly planned economy and large state.",
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          "text": "The allegation of 'MacDonaldism' would still be spat at Jenkins himself as late as the 1980s.",
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          "text": "In a sense this pretence is a form of 'intellectual MacDonaldism'. Where 'MacDonaldism' consists in the betrayal of the needs of the movement for personal position, the 'doctrine' commentators betray the party in a more subtle and more fundamental way.",
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        "(chiefly UK) The centrist political policies of Ramsay MacDonald, especially after his split with the Labour Party in 1931."
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