Political ideologies

" "The Rise of China and the Future of the West: Can the Liberal System Survive?” and Stephen Walt's "The Collapse of the Liberal World Order" Liberalism can be denoted as a form of political philosophy that is based on the idea of equality and liberty. This has led to the formation of a liberal political ideology and more so a system of governance made up of representatives who are freely and fairly elected. This doctrine which was founded in the west has been adopted by many countries all…

paper The individual difference factor of political orientation is founded on the differing perspectives of two ideological groups. The continuity of traditional values under the right-wing (conservatism) and individuals striving for reform are identified as the left-wing (liberalism) (Hibbing, Smith & Alford. 2014). Hibbing et al. (2014) extensive review was to provide a process model that identified influences associated with differences within the political spectrum (Maltby, Day & Macaskill…

during the American Revolution and the early years of the nationhood, they began to rely on a universally appealing ideology of liberty. This unified them ideologically but also highlighted the political, social, and economic divisions of the early republic. Geography underscored those tensions by creating literal and figurative divisions among the newly formed American people. The ideology of independence and the continental geography shaped the Early American identity by paradoxically unifying…

bitter conflict in the United States. Two political ideologies fought over what essentially amounted to differences in their governmental ideology. Today our nation is wrapped in the realm of attacks that use words to assault those who differ in opinion. American is currently in the midst of a political divide that challenges our democracy at its core. It seems our country has found itself looking at canyon-sized gap in our two most prominent political beliefs. Extreme factions from each, sit…

An ideology is defined as a “systematic body of concepts especially about human life or culture” (Ideology). These beliefs influence the way individuals think, act, and view the world. Political parties such as Republicans, Democrats, or Libertarians are examples of ideology. They embody a multitude of principles concerning environment, government, economics, education, healthcare, foreign policy, and many more. According to The Theory Toolbox, “ideology is that which allows us to say that our…

Italy, produced narratives that contained the cultural and political milieu that were directly a result of the war. Political conditions may have had the greatest effect on the formation of the US and Italy’s postwar national cinemas and though the political conditions of each nation during this era…

philosopher’s big idea. However, some of those ideologies are old and most often than not take granted throughout society. This essay is going to explain the purpose of theory and how it can clarify, confuse and omit ideas. It will also examine the drawbacks of a commitment to a single ideology, and the reasons why decision-makers need to blend and bend using the case of American foreign policy on ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq and Syria). The purpose of political theory…

“populism” and “populist” have been extensively ascribed to a variety of political movements, parties, ideologies, political actors, discourse, etc. in various contexts, ranging from history, geography, politics to philosophy; hence the difficulty in defining such words. In the broadest, simplest sense, “populism worships the people” (Ionescu and Gellner, 1969). Considered one of the most dynamic field in comparative political research, investigations on populism have been plentiful and diverse,…

their political ideologies. This is not to say, however, that I believe that the two justices’ political ideologies affect their ability to come to objective decisions since ultimately, their most important task is to remain impartial. The two SCOTUS justices are on the opposite ends of the ideological spectrum. In addition to their opposite ideologies, the pair has two completely different philosophies of law and therefore, vary in their methods of interpretation. Justice Breyer’s political…

Political Parties and Voter Relationship on Gun Control For any political party to have success in today’s competitive world, they must gain support through voters. Political parties spend thousands of dollars to reach out and receive the votes that they need and endorsements from groups of people. Essentially, political parties attempt to target certain groups of people to gain support. As one may assume political parties try and target groups of people that reflect their own ideological…