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Introduction to Political Ideologies (Record no. 150245)

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Classification number	320.5
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Personal name	Hoffman, John
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Title	Introduction to Political Ideologies
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Place of publication, distribution, etc.	London:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc.	Pearson Longman,
Date of publication, distribution, etc.	2006.
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Extent	xxix, 282p.
Other physical details	ill. ;
Dimensions	25 cm.
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Formatted contents note	Theory as Abstraction --<br/>The Distinction between Facts and Values --<br/>The Problem with the Contestability Thesis --<br/>Part 1. Classical Ideologies --<br/>Origins and Development of the Term --<br/>Isms as Ideologies --<br/>Mannheim's Paradox: Are We Stuck? --<br/>Facts, Values and the State --<br/>Chapter 1. Liberalism --<br/>Chapter Map --<br/>Test Case: Prostitution Laws in Sweden --<br/>The Meaning of Liberalism --<br/>Liberalism as Toleration --<br/>The Reformation and Wars of Religion --<br/>Toleration --<br/>Contractarianism --<br/>Rights-based Liberalism --<br/>Locke --<br/>Kant --<br/>Utilitarianism --<br/>Conclusion: the Swedish Case Study --<br/>Chapter 2. Conservatism --<br/>Test Case: Reform or Revolution? --<br/>Conservatism: an Elusive Ideology? --<br/>Basic Elements of Conservatism --<br/>David Hume --<br/>Edmund Burke --<br/>Michael Oakeshott --<br/>Leo Strauss and American Neo-conservatism --<br/>Chapter 3. Socialism --<br/>Test Case: Tanks in the Streets of Prague --<br/>The Problem of Variety --<br/>Defining Socialism --<br/>The Problem of Utopia --<br/>Science and the 'Utopian Socialists' --<br/>Introducing Marxism --<br/>The Authoritarian Consequences of 'Scientific Socialism' --<br/>The Inevitability Argument --<br/>The Concept of Class War and the Problem of Morality --<br/>The Dilemma of Democratic Socialism --<br/>Eduard Bernstein and the German Socialists --<br/>Bernstein, Revisionism and the British Tradition --<br/>Bernstein's Argument --<br/>The British Labour Party and the Fabians --<br/>The Labour Party, Constitutionalism and the Trade Unions --<br/>Blair's Socialism --<br/>International Social Democrats --<br/>Can Marxism be Rescued? --<br/>The Notion of Revolution --<br/>The Inevitability Problem and the Liberal Tradition --<br/>The Question of Class and Agency --<br/>Socialism and Inevitability --<br/>The Problem of Utopianism --<br/>Chapter 4. Anarchism --<br/>Test Case: Death in Genoa --<br/>The Relationship with Socialism --<br/>Philosophical Anarchists --<br/>Free Market Anarchists --<br/>Anti-capitalist Anarchists: Proudhon, Bakunin and Kropotkin --<br/>The Argument So Far ... --<br/>Republican Spain and the Anarchist Experience --<br/>The Problem of Violence --<br/>Anarchism and the New Social Movements --<br/>The Problem of Organisation and Relationships --<br/>The Problem of Hierarchy --<br/>The Question of Self-determination and Constraint --<br/>Anarchism and the Distinction between State and Government --<br/>Chapter 5. Nationalism --<br/>Test Case: Mountains, Muesli, Cuckoo Clocks and Yodellers --<br/>Nations and Nationalism --<br/>Modernism versus Perennialism --<br/>Modernist Theories --<br/>Perennialist Theories --<br/>Nationalism: the Ethical Debate --<br/>Implications of the Modernist-Perennialist Debate --<br/>State versus Nation --<br/>Civic Nationalism and Ethnic Nationalism --<br/>Nationalism and Exclusivity --<br/>Liberalism and Nationalism: Mill and Herder --<br/>Liberalism versus Nationalism --<br/>John Stuart Mill --<br/>Johann Gottfried von Herder --<br/>Socialism and Nationalism: Marx and Engels --<br/>Conclusion: Banal Nationalism --<br/>Chapter 6. Fascism --<br/>Test Case: 'Never Again': Contemporary Forms of Fascism --<br/>Defining Fascism --<br/>Fascism and Communism --<br/>Fascism and Religion --<br/>Fascism and Liberalism --<br/>Fascism and Conservatism --<br/>Fascism in Italy --<br/>Nationalism and War --<br/>Corporativism, Violence and the State --<br/>Intellectual Roots --<br/>Fascism in Germany --<br/>A Brief History --<br/>Anti-capitalism --<br/>Statism, Women and Colonialism --<br/>Fascism and Capitalism --<br/>Fascism, Liberalism and the Enlightenment --<br/>The State of Nature, Equality and the Individual --<br/>Nationalism --<br/>Rationality --<br/>Fascism, Stalinism and the State --<br/>Stalinism --<br/>Fascism Today --<br/>The Unrepentant Apologists --<br/>The Holocaust Deniers --<br/>The Critical Fascists --<br/>Eurofascism --<br/>Nationalist Salvation --<br/>Part 2. New Ideologies --<br/>Social and Economic Change --<br/>Critique of Classical Ideologies --<br/>Chapter 7. Feminism --<br/>Test Case: Women's Work? --<br/>Liberal Feminism --<br/>Mary Wollstonecraft --<br/>John Stuart Mill --<br/>Liberal Feminism in Britain and the United States --<br/>Problems with Liberal Feminism --<br/>Radical Feminist Critique --<br/>Socialist Feminist Critique --<br/>Other Critiques --<br/>Socialist Feminism --<br/>Engels's Contribution --<br/>Bebel and Later Socialists --<br/>Women in the Communist Party States --<br/>The Domestic Labour Debate --<br/>Problems with Socialist Feminism --<br/>Liberal Feminist Critique --<br/>Radical Feminist Critique --<br/>Black Feminists and the Philosophical Feminist Critique --<br/>Radical Feminism --<br/>Problems with Radical Feminism --<br/>Liberal Feminist Critique --<br/>Socialist Feminist Critique --<br/>Black Feminists and the Philosophical Feminist Critique --<br/>Black Feminism --<br/>Problems with Black Feminism --<br/>Liberal, Socialist and Radical Feminist Critiques --<br/>The Critique of Philosophical Feminisms --<br/>Philosophical Feminisms --<br/>Feminist Empiricism --<br/>Standpoint Feminism --<br/>Postmodern Feminism --<br/>Problems with the Philosophical Feminisms --<br/>Liberal Feminist Critique --<br/>Socialist, Radical and Black Feminist Critiques --<br/>Chapter 8. Multiculturalism --<br/>Test Case: Religious Dress Ban: Equality or Oppression? --<br/>What is Multiculturalism? --<br/>Culture, Race, Ethnicity and Religion --<br/>Culture --<br/>Race and Ethnicity --<br/>Religion --<br/>Multiculturalism, Liberalism and Modernity --<br/>Models of Multiculturalism --<br/>Jeremy Waldron: Hybridity --<br/>Will Kymlicka: Right to Cultural Membership --<br/>James Tully: Constitutional Diversity --<br/>John Rawls: Overlapping Consensus --<br/>Edward Said: Critique of Orientalism --<br/>Assessment: Identity, Reason and Freedom --<br/>Multiculturalism: the New Wars of Religion? --<br/>Chapter 9. Ecologism --<br/>Test Case: Nuclear Power? Yes Please! --<br/>Ecologism or Environmentalism? --<br/>Environmental Crisis and Green Politics --<br/>Environmental Crisis --<br/>Green Politics --<br/>Aldo Leopold and the 'Land Ethic' --<br/>Arne Naess and 'Deep Ecology' --<br/>Garrett Hardin and the Ethics of the Lifeboat --<br/>Summary and Criticisms of Ecologism --<br/>Summary of Ecologism --<br/>Criticisms of Ecologism --<br/>Chapter 10. Fundamentalism --<br/>Test Case: The Diversity of Fundamentalisms --<br/>Label or Concept? --<br/>Fundamentalism and Religion --<br/>Fundamentals and Fundamentalism --<br/>Modernity and Tradition --<br/>Fundamentalism, Democracy and Violence --<br/>What is Islamic Fundamentalism? --<br/>US Fundamentalism and the Religious Right --<br/>Jewish Fundamentalism and the Israeli State --<br/>'The Clash of Civilisations': a Fundamentalist Thesis? --<br/>Conclusion: Academic Political Theory and Politics.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element	Political science
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element	Political ideologies
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Personal name	Graham, Paul
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