Contemporary Political Ideologies
6th Edition
Published on 23. April 1996
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Paperback/Softback
352 pages
978-0-673-52458-4 (ISBN)
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Contemporary Political Ideologies features lucid accounts of the political ideas that define the most important political issues and controversies of our time. This sixth edition offers a more current analysis of fascism, nationalism, Marxism, anarchism, and an historically informed view of multiculturalism and its impact around the world. Also contains a case study of the student movements in the 1960s which shaped the politics of an entire generation now in power.
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Content
1. Political Ideologies.
I. DEMOCRACY.
2. Democracy and Liberalism.
3. Democracy and the Economy.
4. The Conservative Tradition.
II. COMMUNISM.
5. The Theory and the Vision: Marxism.
6. The Reality: Leninism and Stalinism.
7. The Collapse of Communism.
III. THE AUTHORITARIAN RIGHT.
8. The Intellectual Roots of Fascism.
9. The Nazi Ideology and Political Order.
VI. OLD VOICES AND NEW.
10. Nationalism.
11. The Religious Impulse.
12. Red Flags/Black: Marxists Against Anarchists.
13. Student Rebellion in the Late '60s: America and Europe.
14. Multiculturalism and the Politics of Identity.
15. Whither Liberal Democracy?
I. DEMOCRACY.
2. Democracy and Liberalism.
3. Democracy and the Economy.
4. The Conservative Tradition.
II. COMMUNISM.
5. The Theory and the Vision: Marxism.
6. The Reality: Leninism and Stalinism.
7. The Collapse of Communism.
III. THE AUTHORITARIAN RIGHT.
8. The Intellectual Roots of Fascism.
9. The Nazi Ideology and Political Order.
VI. OLD VOICES AND NEW.
10. Nationalism.
11. The Religious Impulse.
12. Red Flags/Black: Marxists Against Anarchists.
13. Student Rebellion in the Late '60s: America and Europe.
14. Multiculturalism and the Politics of Identity.
15. Whither Liberal Democracy?