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Socialism Corporatism is the organization of society to fit the interests of nation, though it is not always hierarchical and fascistic, sometimes it isnt even nationalistic, sometimes it is liberal and managed by the market, there are many types of corporatism. Liberal and social corporatism (of which the nordic countries use,) then there is fascist corporatism, corporate solidarism, and tory-corporatism, technocratic corporatism, and etc. With for example tory-corporatism there is no "authoritarian measure," rather a collection of "units and communities" that follow the same ethic. Many libertarians and left-wing people confuse corporatism with corporatocracy, and some even say corporatism is a form of "capitalism in decay" yet no historical evidence supports that argument, as the interests of the nation have always been the first in such regimes. Almost all forms of fascist corporatism were inspired by national-syndicalism, Cercle Proudhon, the works of Sorel and etc. The fascist syndicalists of Italy for example had a larger movement than say the standard Italian fascists. National socialist Germany was not corporatist technically, Hitler didn't subscribe to any economic system, in fact he didn't even care that much, so long as it went towards national interests. Then again national socialism is not exactly fascism in the strictest sense, it was largely separated and its own thing inspired by the conservative revolution and figures such as Spengler. Their origin roots were radically different from the original fascists (the original fascists being the ones inspired by national syndicalism.) while national socialism was largely inspired by the conservative-revolution, after WW1. While Italian Fascism, inspired by Sorel, and pioneered by Giovanni Gentile (the philosophy of Actualism.) and largely took from Hegel civil society, with almost no occultist elements. While National socialism, inspired by occultism and etc, and not Cercle Proudhon and national syndicalism like with the actual fascism. The conservative revolution of which national socialism took from to create its movement had no concepts of "corporatism" in their movements, nor did they even believe that society should be organized in such a fashion. Rather believing in the idea of a synthesis of "race individualism" and "Germanic socialism" - Which then sparked the creation of numerous movements, the "Volkisch movement," for example, also other monarchist variants who sought to revitalize the Prussian idea of governance, and etc. (while the Fascist movements down south had radically different ideas, not even racialistic)....