Political Theory
1. What Is Political Theory? Political Theory is the systematic study of the fundamental concepts, questions, and frameworks through which […]
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Political Traditions
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Political Philosophy
1. What Is Political Philosophy? Political philosophy is the branch of philosophy that asks how political life ought to be
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Post-Modernism
Post-modernism emerged in the late twentieth century as a sharp reaction against the negative consequences of modernity. It challenges the
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Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism emerged as a movement dedicated to protecting the rights and liberties of marginalized sections of society within western liberal
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Ecologism
Ecologism, frequently referred to as Green Political Theory, has been recognized as a distinct ideological tradition since the 1970s. The
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Feminism
Feminist thoughts have been available in the political domain since the eighteenth century, but as a political ideology, feminism received
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Marxism
Marxism originated from the ideas of the German philosopher Karl Marx (1818–1883). It initially emerged as a reactionary thought against
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Socialism
Socialism emerged as a response to the social and economic problems created by the expansion of industrial capitalism in 19th-century
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Conservatism
François-René de Chateaubriand first used the term “conservatism” in 1818 during the Bourbon Restoration to counter the momentum of the
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Liberalism
Liberalism is a foundational political and philosophical school of thought that envisions a society where the state serves as a