Political ideologies encompass a wide array of beliefs and values that shape the way societies are governed and political decisions are made. Being able to differentiate between these major political ideologies is essential for understanding the diverse perspectives on governance and societal organization. In this course, we will delve into the core principles of various ideologies, contrasting their modes of production, and exploring their implications on governance and society.
**Power, authority, and legitimacy** are foundational concepts that underpin political ideologies. Power refers to the ability to influence or control others, authority is the legitimate use of power, and legitimacy denotes the acceptance of authority. Understanding how these elements interact within different ideologies sheds light on their governing structures and decision-making processes.
At the intersection of **society, state, nation, and nation-state**, ideologies manifest in the forms of governance and societal organization. Whether it be **monarchy, aristocracy, oligarchy, autocracy, republicanism, or democracy**, each ideology offers distinct definitions, features, as well as merits and demerits that shape the political landscape.
The course will explore the structures and functions of the **legislature, executive, and judiciary**, evaluating their relationships within different systems such as **unitary, federal, and confederal** governments. Furthermore, we will analyze the nuances of **presidential, parliamentary, and monarchical** systems to understand how power is distributed and exercised.
Diving deeper into the realm of political ideologies, we will examine contrasting economic systems including **communalism, feudalism, capitalism, socialism, communism, totalitarianism, fascism, and nazism**. Each system has distinct principles that influence governance, societal organization, and individual freedoms.
By the end of this course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the major political ideologies, their modes of production, and their impact on governance and society. Through critical analysis and engagement with the course material, learners will develop a nuanced perspective on the diverse political landscapes that shape our world.
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Political Ideologies: An Introduction
Legenda
Understanding the Major Political Ideologies
Editora
Oxford University Press
Ano
2018
ISBN
978-0198708941
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Comparative Politics: Structures and Choices
Legenda
Analyzing Political Systems and Processes
Editora
Cengage Learning
Ano
2017
ISBN
978-1337697288
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