Political Attitudes
Speed of political change and the methods to achieve it.
What is Political Attitude?
Rejects the notion of the state altogether.
What is Anarchism?
This comprises those basic institutions that help define a society.
What is culture?
High freedom, low equality.
What is Liberalism?
It wants to remain the status quo.
What is Conservatives?
This political ideology seeks to balance freedom and equality.
What is Social Democracy?
Refers specifically to the basic norms for political activity in a society.
What is Political Culture?
Liberals and anarchist favor this kind of power.
What is Decentralized?
The corresponding political attitude of fascism.
What is Reactionary?
It is a set of values that are held by the individuals.
What is Political Ideology?
This values emphasize greater diversity among people and tolerance for their behavior.
What is self-expression/self-expression values?
They prefer a balance between state power and individual freedom.
What are social democrats?
A view of political attitudes that is linear.
What is Left-Right Continuum?
Fascism rest on the idea that people and group can be classified into these two (2) terms.
What is Inferiority and Superiority?
The map of political culture that is related to "Political Culture:500" category.
What is World Value Map?
A system of political, social, and economic liberties, supported by competition, participation, and contestation (such as voting).
What is Liberal Democracy?
These political attitudes may be a complete opposite but has common thing for violence.
What is Radical and Reactionary?
This term is used to describe political ideology as "not specific to one country or time".
What is Universalistic?
This political scientist indicates that across the globe, societies can be arrayed by the extent to which they are guided by values that fall along two axes.
Who is Ronald Inglehart?
He defined fundamentalism as “the affirmation of religious authority as holistic and absolute, admitting of neither criticism nor reduction; it is expressed through the collective demand that specific creedal and ethical dictates derived from scripture be publicly recognized and legally enforced.”
Who is Bruce Lawrence?