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Political Ideologies provides a broad-ranging introduction to both the classical and contemporary political ideologies. Adopting a global outlook, it introduces readers to ideologies' increasingly global reach and the different national versions of these ideologies. Importantly, ideologies are presented as frameworks of interpretation and political commitment, encouraging readers to evaluate how ideologies work in practice, the problematic links between ideas and political action, and the impact of ideologies.

Regular learning features encourage readers to think critically about ideologies, and view them as competing and contestable ways of interpreting the world. A unique 'stop and think' feature calls for readers to reflect on their own ideological beliefs.

Online Resources Political Ideologies is accompanied by comprehensive online resources, to support political ideology courses.

For students:

· Further reading and resources for each chapter to help students to undertake further research and deepen their understanding and critical thinking; · Regular updates help students to keep up to date with ideologies as frameworks of understanding and political action in the real world.

For lecturers: · Indicative answers to questions in the book provide a framework for approaching these; · Powerpoint slides to support each chapter, providing an overview and key points to help with planning; · Further discussion and debate ideas, for use in seminars, encourage big picture thinking about the relationships between ideologies.

Arvustused

'The case studies are excellent and help the student to locate the theory in reality.' * Professor Jacqui Briggs, Head of the School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Lincoln * 'The book succeeds in inviting the reader to engage in critical discussion and in linking ideology to politics.' * Niklas Olsen, Associate Professor, Saxo-Institute, University of Copenhagen * 'Strikes right balance between depth of analysis and accessibility.' * Professor Saul Newman, Goldsmiths University of London * 'An excellent-and rare-balance between being approachable and confronting the reader with potentially thorny theoretical questions.' * Robin Barklis, University of Oregon *

About the contributors xvii
1 Introduction to ideology
1(32)
Paul Wetherly
Introduction
1(1)
`Nobody would claim that their own thinking was ideological'
2(2)
`We are all ideologists'?
4(2)
Ideology as a `contested concept'
6(8)
Ideology, politics, and policy
14(3)
Beyond the basic definition---sources of controversy
17(9)
The West, the rest, and globalization
26(1)
Relativism, reason, and using this book
27(6)
2 Liberalism
33(32)
Robin Redhead
Stephen Hood
Introduction
33(1)
Origins of liberalism
34(7)
Core values and concepts
41(10)
Different liberalisms
51(7)
Critics of liberalism
58(2)
Conclusion
60(5)
3 Conservatism
65(32)
Mark Garnett
Introduction
65(1)
Is conservatism an ideology?
66(1)
Can ideologies change? Can they share `core' concepts?
66(4)
What is conservatism?
70(4)
Sources of confusion
74(9)
`New' liberalism versus laissez-faire
83(3)
`Conservatism' in the USA
86(4)
Conservatism and religion
90(1)
Conservatism beyond the Anglo-Saxon context
91(1)
Conclusion
92(5)
4 Socialism and communism
97(31)
John Gregson
Introduction
97(1)
A history of socialism
98(2)
What is socialism?---critique, vision, and strategy
100(2)
The core concepts and beliefs of socialism
102(7)
Variants of socialism
109(7)
Ideological crossovers
116(2)
Contemporary socialism
118(4)
Does socialism have a future?
122(6)
5 Anarchism
128(32)
David Bates
Introduction
128(2)
Human nature
130(5)
The state
135(3)
Properly
138(5)
Religion
143(5)
Political action
148(12)
6 Nationalism
160(32)
Mark Langan
Introduction
160(1)
Defining nationalism
160(3)
Constructing the imagined community
163(5)
Nationalism and politics
168(4)
`Rational' nationalism
172(5)
`Irrational' nationalism
177(5)
Nationalism and globalization
182(3)
Conclusion
185(7)
7 Fascism and the radical right
192(32)
Aristotle Kallis
Introduction
192(1)
The `era of fascism'
193(2)
The basic tenets of fascist ideology
195(4)
Varieties of fascism
199(6)
From ideas to making history: the fascist regime
205(4)
Fascism, neo-fascism, and the postwar radical right
209(7)
Fascism and the radical right in the twenty-first century
216(8)
8 Reviewing the `classical' legacy
224(34)
Paul Wetherly
Introduction
224(1)
Revisiting the `classical' ideologies
225(5)
Dominant ideologies, dominant parties?
230(5)
Relationships between the classical ideologies
235(18)
From `classical' to `new' ideologies
253(5)
9 Feminism
258(34)
Sophia Price
Introduction: What is feminism?
258(1)
Historical origins and development of the ideology: the waves of feminism
259(12)
Is feminism an ideology? Feminism as a framework or system of beliefs and concepts
271(7)
Contested feminisms
278(7)
Feminism as a global movement?
285(2)
Is feminism obsolete? Backlash and post-feminism
287(5)
10 Environmentalism
292(33)
Dorron Otter
Introduction
292(1)
Origins of environmental thinking
293(10)
Is there a coherent and distinct form of Green ideology---the birth of ecologism?
303(14)
Translating Green ideas into policy
317(8)
11 Multiculturalism
325(36)
Paul Wetherly
Introduction
325(1)
Migration and cultural diversity
326(7)
Multiculturalism as an ideology
333(2)
Key concepts and values
335(6)
Taking account of difference---'differentiated citizenship'
341(2)
Multiculturalist policies
343(5)
Communal diversity and the classical ideologies
348(7)
Has multiculturalism failed?
355(6)
12 Religion, politics, and fundamentalism
361(34)
Paul Wetherly
Introduction
361(1)
What is religion?
362(1)
Religiosity in the modern world---the resurgence of religion?
363(2)
Religion and politics
365(10)
Religion and ideology
375(2)
Fundamentalism
377(18)
13 Beyond ideology?
395(29)
Paul Wetherly
Introduction
395(1)
Ideology and human nature
395(3)
Globalization and ideology
398(7)
Beyond ideology?
405(1)
The dustbin of history?
406(4)
The end of history
410(6)
The retreat from ideology
416(8)
Glossary 424(13)
Index 437
David Bates, Principal Lecturer and Director of Politics and International Relations at Canterbury Christ Church University

Mark Garnett, Senior Lecturer in Politics at Lancaster University

John Gregson, Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Leeds Beckett University

Stephen Hood, Lecturer in Political Theory at Manchester University

Aristotle Kallis, Professor of History at Lancaster University

Mark Langan, Senior Lecturer in International Politics at Newcastle University

Dorron Otter, Principal Lecturer in Politics at Leeds Beckett University

Sophia Price, Principal Lecturer in Social Sciences at Leeds Beckett University

Robin Redhead, Senior Lecturer in Politics at Leeds Beckett University