"collapsism" meaning in English

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          "text": "Collapsism — the view that the North will fall quickly, much like East Germany — and gradualism — exactly the opposite — represent […]",
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          "text": "Yet even in Grossman's time, at least one radical voice challenged his collapsism. Council Communist Anton Pannekoek […] charged Grossman with citing Marx's writings on capitalism's periodic crises to suggest the latter believed in the notion of a collapse from its limits.",
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