This reflects the idea of gender as a social construct that depends on ideological, cultural, religious, economic, ethnic, and historical factors.
While the ideological nature of the GOP is reinforced by Republican voters' reliance on intellectual and media authorities that explicitly claim a commitment to a conservative worldview, Democratic voters don't depend on openly liberal media for their political information.
Across three topics (social mobility, 2nd Amendment rights, and personal freedom), DWB and CWB played an important role in predicting agreement with ideological statements, and these effects differed depending on the ideological content presented.
Actual political parties have certainly richer utility functions, which include aspects such as "social responsibility", concern for the public opinion, the existence of a reference point (e.g, status quo dependent utilities), or the presence of externalities (e.g. making the decision depending on the ideological composition of the resulting group).
In this area Tito, never a theoretician, depended on the ideological formulations of his lieutenants, notably Edvard Kardelj.
Depending on their ideological beliefs, some politicians think that public provision of these services is better than private provision.
Whether you think this means QE is nothing to worry about or that it is not working probably depends on your ideological bent.
Depending on the ideological camp you are attached to, for example Kemalists versus Islamists, you can use either an 'old' or a 'new' set of words".
Depending on the ideological leanings of the particular Presidential Administration, the goal of keeping prices down has been pursued by increasing government (the Roosevelt school of thought) or by reducing it (as in Friedman's message).
But only one is given a real shot at winning the nomination: Secretary of State Katherine Harris, she of Election 2000 ballot-counting fame, or notoriety, depending on the ideological point of view.
