cobdenism การใช้

This hands-off approach toward the British Empire would become known as Cobdenism or the Manchester School.
Non-interventionism, on the other hand, advocates combining free trade ( like Cobdenism ) with political and military non-interference.
Rarely used today and already in decline by the end of the 19th century, Cobdenism was revived by some academics during the 1980s to support the liberalization of the British economy.
By the turn of the century, however, advocates of Smith's second proposal such as Joseph Shield Nicholson would become ever more vocal in opposing Cobdenism, calling instead for imperial federation.
In 1966 the Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson attacked Philip Snowden for holding the views of " Puritan Cobdenism " which " prevented any expansionist action to relieve unemployment " by the government during the Great Depression.