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provide a complete and universally applicable theory of human nature and society
along with a detailed program of attaining it. All political ideology is political
philosophy; however, the reverse is not true. The twentieth century has seen
dual role; that of a scientist and a philosopher and the method he divides his roles
will depend on his temperament and interests. Only through combining the two
component of a theory can seem coherent and important, if the author has a
good life for all in the society and not for sure individuals or classes. The theorist
will not himself have a personal interest in the political arrangements of any one
country or class or party. Devoid of such an interest, his vision of reality and his
image of the good life will not be clouded, nor will his theory be special. The
society. The ideologue is an interested party: his interest may be to defend things
since they are or to criticize the status –quo in the hope that a new sharing of
authority will approach into being. Rather than disinterested prescription, we love
rationalization.
values and the role of government. It includes the views people have about how
government should work and how it actually works. Ideology links our basic
of political ideologies. Each ideology draws on the history of political theory and
emerging industrial society. This meant that the central theme in ideological
debate and argument during this period and beyond was the battle between two
ideology thus had a strong economic focus. The battle lines between capitalism
which created the world’s first socialist state. Indeed, throughout what is
sometimes called the ‘short’ twentieth century (from the outbreak of World War I
to the fall of communism, 1989–91), and particularly during the Cold War period
capitalist West confronted the communist East. Although ideological debate has
become richer and certainly progressively more diverse since the 1960s, not least
as a result of the rise of so-called ‘new’ ideologies such as feminism and green
politics, the classical ideologies have retain their central importance. In large part,
this has been because of their capacity to reinvent themselves. In the process of
doing so, the dividing lines between them have often been blurred.
ideas that provides a basis for organized political action, whether this is intended
ideologies therefore (1) offer an account of the existing order, usually in the form
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Society, and (3) outline how political change can and should be brought about.
Ideologies are not, however, hermetically sealed systems of thought; rather, they
are fluid sets of ideas that overlap with one another at a number of points.
1. Political culture- widely shared beliefs, values, and norms concerning the
values like liberty, equality, individualism, democracy, justice, the rule of law,
2. Political culture is often seen as the foundation of all political activity, or at least
Sciences (1968)81as "the set of attitudes, beliefs and sentiments that give order
and meaning to a political process and which provide the underlying assumptions
and rules that govern behavior in the political system". It encompasses both the
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political ideals and operating norms of a polity. Political culture is thus the
political system and the life histories of the members of the system and thus it is
modern elements. Changes in political culture come under the influence of these
culture. The political culture provides guides for political behavior, and for the
assimilation of new attitudes into the existing value structure and for this there is
the need to examine the means of effective transmission of the political culture
from generation to generation. The political culture is the product of the history of
both the political system and the individual members of the system, and thus is
rooted in public events and private experience. By having establish and develop
political culture a nation will benefit in 40 various ways, shapes, and forms. In
among people in the society. Political culture has been considered psychological
Aristotle wrote about a “state of mind” that could inspire either political change or
stability; Machiavelli stressed the role of the values and feelings of identity and
the study of the concept (Tompson, Ellis, & Wildavsky, 1990). As a result of this
aggregate and then compared across political systems, or even more broadly
between the attitudes of individual citizens and the language and symbolic
identities are generated, or how symbols and rhetoric can generate compliance or
others do not. Te feld has become so broad, that it is hard to pinpoint what is
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beings united by common humanity. John Donne stated that no man is an Island entire of
assurance of social stability and cohesion, and that it supports freedom in the sense that
it gratifies material needs and helps for personal development. The socialist movement
has conventionally articulated the interests of the industrial working class, seen as
studies that socialism evolved as a reaction against the social and economic conditions
produced in Europe by the growth of industrial capitalism. The birth of socialist ideas
was closely associated to the development of a new but growing class of industrial
workers, who suffered the poverty and deprivation that are so often a feature of early
industrialization. Since two hundred years, socialism has established the principal
oppositional force within capitalist societies, and has pronounced the interests of
Socialism has its own features. First, it is categorized by public ownership. There
agencies, means of transportation and communications are owned and controlled, and
regulated by government departments. Small private sector also exists in the form of
small business units, which are carried in places for local consumption. Second, central
planning is supervised by central planning authority. It lays down objectives and targets
survey of economic system as a whole. Third, there is a definite objective. The objectives
are concern on the aggregate demand, full employment, distribution of national income,
merchandises are distributed to the consumers at a fixed prices through the state-run
department stores.
4. Freedom of Consumption:
merchandises are distributed to the consumers at fixed prices through the state-run
free market economy. The removal of private ownership in the means of production,
private capital accumulation, and profit motive under socialism avert the accrual of large
wealth of a few wealthy persons. The unearned incomes in the form of rent, interest and
profit go to the state which utilises them in providing free education, public health
facilities, and social security to the people. "As far as wages and salaries are concerned,
most modern socialists do not aim at complete and rigid equality. It is now generally
understood that the maintenance offered choice of occupation implies wage differentials."
The pricing process under socialism ideology does not operate freely but works under the
control and regulation of the central planning authority. There are administered prices
fixed by the central planning authority. There are also the market prices at which
consumer goods are sold. There are also the accountings prices on the basis of which the
managers decide about the production of consumer goods and investment goods, and also