Why would the leaders of Britain, so famed for its tradition of common sense and empiricism, abandon a strategy that suits them so well in favour of a more ideology-based approach.
When the regionalist parties are, on average, more distant ideologically, the statewide party chooses a more adversarial ideology, so supports decentralization less.
Modest gains in labour legislation gave encouragement to a reformist wing of the union movement, but continued government harassment forced many activists to adopt a more revolutionary ideology.
Their modernity — their sheer scale — heralded all the potential of a rebuilding nation, and of a more just ideology that would provide an alternative to Western capitalism.
But there was no opposition, despite the current polarisation in comics between a loud conservative sector of the readership and the so-called "social justice warriors" promoting a more liberal ideology.
He and others connected with the succession of websites he edited – such as Taki magazine and alternativeright.com – wrote extensively, focusing the alt-right into a more definite ideology, with increasingly hardline ideas about race.
Moreover, the party appears deeply split between hard-liners who hew to a more Soviet ideology and moderate members who favor the sort of democratic socialism that has won votes -- and power -- in some Eastern European nations.
Development from within perhaps is a more useful ideology than a new international economic order.
As China began acclimating ever so slightly to a more Western ideology on workers' rights, the base price for Chinese labor increased by approximately 40%.
VHEMT promotes a more extreme ideology than Population Action International, a group that argues humanity should reduce but not eliminate its population to care for the Earth.
McConnell has a more flexible ideology, but he's never had much of an appetite for preserving big government programs when he can kill them instead.
