Noun
Josephinism (uncountable)
The domestic policies of Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor.
In the 18th century the word passed to Germany ( Josephinism and Febronianism ), where it acquired a much wider significance, being applicable to all the conflicts between Church and State, the supporters of the Church being called Ultramontanes. Source: Internet
He expected government servants to all be dedicated agents of Josephinism and selected them without favor for class or ethnic origins; promotion was solely by merit. Source: Internet