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Political Thought and Theory: Ideologies, Power, and Society
This textbook is the product of the Political Science Department at De Anza College. It is designed to provide the basis for a quarter-long introductory course in Political Thought and Theory for an undergraduate, community college student audience. Fully cognizant of the Eurocentric nature of the discipline, we focus on major belief systems and/or ideologies in the belief that it will enable students to evaluate and critically engage the full breadth of mainstream political theory.
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- Robert Stockwell
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- De Anza College
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Mục lục· 147 mục
- 01: Introduction - Thinking about Political Ideologies
- 1.01: Real Life Examples
- 1.02: Ideology as Justification
- 1.03: A Pluralist Approach
- 1.04: How Ideologies Differ
- 1.05: Left-Right Spectrum
- 1.06: Ideologies That Don't Fit
- 1.07: Left and Right in Canada
- 1.08: Limits of the Left-Right Spectrum
- 1.09: Ideologies are Dynamic
- 1.10: Ideologies Impact Economics Society and Politics
- 1.11: Glossary
- 1.12: References
- 1.13: Discussion Questions
- 02: Indigenous Worldview
- 2.01: What I learned from Coyote
- 2.02: As I had shared with Coyote
- 2.03: I hear a hushed voice
- 2.04: In the first year
- 2.05: The dream
- 2.06: I rest my head
- 2.07: I look around
- 2.08: Conclusion
- 2.09: Glossary
- 2.10: References
- 2.11: Discussion Questions
- 03: Liberalism
- 3.01: Liberalism and Modernity
- 3.02: The Values of Liberalism
- 3.03: Liberalism and its Variants
- 3.04: Classical Liberalism
- 3.05: Reform Liberalism
- 3.06: Neoliberalism
- 3.07: The Future of Liberalism
- 3.08: Glossary
- 3.09: References
- 3.10: Discussion Questions
- 04: Conservatism
- 4.01: Classical Conservatism
- 4.02: Modern Conservatism
- 4.03: Libertarianism
- 4.04: Neoconservatism
- 4.05: Conservatism in the Future
- 4.06: Glossary
- 4.07: References
- 4.08: Discussion Questions
- 05: Socialism
- 5.01: The Socialist Core
- 5.02: The Diversity of Socialism
- 5.03: Utopian Socialism
- 5.04: Libertarian Socialism
- 5.05: Communism
- 5.06: Social Democracy
- 5.07: Socialism Today
- 5.08: Productivism vs. Environmentalism
- 5.09: Globalization vs. Anti-Globalization
- 5.10: Socialist Feminism
- 5.11: Multicultural and Nationalist Issues
- 5.12: Conclusion
- 5.13: Glossary
- 5.14: References
- 5.15: Discussion Questions
- 06: Nationalism
- 6.01: Modernist and Ethnosymbolic Theories
- 6.02: Shifting Focus From Sociohistorical and Macro-Sociological Perspectives to Meso and Microsociological Analyses
- 6.03: The Ethnic-Civic Opposition and Its Limitations
- 6.04: Contemporary Typologies
- 6.05: Types of Nationalism- The Case of Quebec
- 6.06: Nationalism in Time and Space
- 6.07: Conclusion
- 6.08: Glossary
- 6.09: References
- 6.10: Discussion Questions
- 07: Populism
- 7.01: Core Concepts and Themes
- 7.02: Variants of Populism
- 7.03: History of Populism
- 7.04: Populism in the Contemporary Era
- 7.05: Latin American Populism
- 7.06: European Populism
- 7.07: North American Populism
- 7.08: Asian and Australasian Populism
- 7.09: The Future of Populism
- 7.10: Glossary
- 7.11: References
- 7.12: Discussion Questions
- 08: Multiculturalism
- 8.01: Main Schools of Thought
- 8.02: The Canadian School
- 8.03: The Bristol School
- 8.04: Multiculturalism's Variants
- 8.05: Official Multiculturalism
- 8.06: Multiculturalism Policies
- 8.07: Multiculturalism in Inhospitable Environments
- 8.08: Multiculturalism's Near and Longer-Term Prospects
- 8.09: Multiculturalism's Rivals
- 8.10: A Shift in the Ideological Environment
- 8.11: Conclusion- Multiculturalism's Limitations
- 8.12: Glossary
- 8.13: References
- 8.14: Discussion Questions
- 09: Feminism
- 9.01: Typology of Feminisms
- 9.02: Equality Politics Through Liberal Feminisms
- 9.03: Difference Politics Through Maternal Radical Feminisms
- 9.04: Diversity Politics Through Postmodern Feminisms
- 9.05: Diversity Politics Through Reconstructivist Intersectional Feminisms
- 9.06: Displacement Through Feminist Reconstruction of Diverse Legal Norms
- 9.07: Displacement Through Feminist Reconstruction of Diverse Parliaments
- 9.08: Civic Republican Intersectional Feminism
- 9.09: Displacement of Individualist Liberty Through Feminist Republican Reconstruction of Intersectional Political Liberty
- 9.10: Conclusion
- 9.11: Glossary
- 9.12: References
- 9.13: Discussion Questions
- 10: Environmentalism
- 10.01: Basics of Green Theory
- 10.02: Climate Crisis
- 10.03: Climate Change
- 10.04: Human Security
- 10.05: Community Threats
- 10.06: Economic Threats
- 10.07: Environmental Threats
- 10.08: Food Threats
- 10.09: Health Threats
- 10.10: Personal Threats
- 10.11: Political Threats
- 10.12: Conclusion
- 10.13: Glossary
- 10.14: References
- 10.15: Discussion Questions
- 11: Conclusion - Ideology in the Globalized Future
- 11.01: Ideology
- 11.02: International System and Globalization
- 11.03: Levels of Analysis
- 11.04: International System Sovereignty and the State
- 11.05: The State
- 11.06: Globalization - The 4th Level
- 11.07: Ideology and the Trajectory of the International System
- 11.08: The Liberal International Order 1945-1991
- 11.09: The Evolution of Liberal Internationalism at Home and Abroad
- 11.10: Other Factors - Technological and Climate Change
- 11.11: Problematization of China - Case Study in Systemic Change
- 11.12: Conclusion
- 11.13: Glossary
- 11.14: References
- 11.15: Discussion Questions