reformism

Reformism is the belief that social and political change should be achieved gradually through existing institutions, laws, and policies rather than through revolutionary upheaval. Reformists aim to improve society by making incremental adjustments—such as new laws or reforms—rather than overthrowing the current system entirely. They believe meaningful progress can be made by working within the framework of existing structures, emphasizing patience and gradual development to address issues like inequality, injustice, or economic challenges.