Definition of "maximalism"
maximalism
noun
usually uncountable, plural maximalisms
The opposite of minimalism: a tendency toward excess.
Quotations
Though it proclaims itself to be unaffected by economic thought, it is in fact deeply influenced by the “more rights equals more innovation” ideology of maximalism that I have described in these pages.
2008, James Boyle, The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind, Yale University Press, page 228
An ideology favoring radical or aggressive action to achieve expansive goals; the stance of maximalists.
Quotations
In other words, in contrast to supporters of Gahal and other advocates of territorial maximalism, they judged peace with their neighbors to be more important than Jewish sovereignty over as much of the Land of Israel as possible.
1994, Mark A. Tessler, A History of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Bloomington: Indiana University Press, page 469
Maximalism, that is, a predisposition to seek unconditional victory, is one of these. Politico-military movements are almost always revolutionary in the sense that they propose to use violence to change the existing regime.
2007 December 9, K. Deonandan, D. Close, From Revolutionary Movements to Political Parties: Cases from Latin America and Africa, Springer, page 10
Debates between advocates of territorial maximalism and supporters of territorial compromise place heavy emphasis on considerations of military security.
2019 March 7, Rex Brynen, Echoes Of The Intifada: Regional Repercussions Of The Palestinian-israeli Conflict, Routledge