corporatism." Under this model, the state would strongly encourage or even mandate collective bargaining at the occupational or … sectoral level (as corporatism requires), while leaving workers near-unfettered choice as to bargaining representatives, and … ensure both equality and employee choice better than our existing "Wagner Model." Libertarian corporatism may also be a …

An economic system called corporatism arose in the late 19th century, promoted by Anti-Cartesian French intellectuals … with both liberalism and socialism. Corporatism recognizes the innate inequality of human beings, and their need for secure …. Corporatism was to end the class struggle by guaranteeing workers their accustomed jobs and incomes, and by delegating traditional …