Modern ideologies are dynamic in character and form strong motivators for any type of human action.
They therefore believe that their party ideology must be dynamic to safeguard the party's rule, unlike the Soviet Union's communist party, whose ideology they believe became "rigid, unimaginative, ossified, and disconnected from reality".
The story that there is no villain here, only the complex, dynamic interaction of largely irreconcilable interests and ideologies, doesn't move units.
The war years both recreated a patriotic spirit to cover the bare bones of Bourbon administrative centralism and resulted in the explicit formulation of a liberal ideology that was to be a dynamic factor in Spanish history.
What happens when your family picks someone with all the same ideologies as you, similar upbringings, and similar family dynamic is that the way you see the world and the way you envision your future is usually the same.
It is nowadays to be expected, sadly, that an author familiar with Kant's work will also feel obliged to use language like "domestic ideologies," "microgeography of labor" and, my personal favorite, "gendered dynamic".
Blanket opposition to all regulation is not the approach taken by most businesses, but when coupled with the anti-tax and anti-government ideology of the Republican party, anti-regulation creates a powerful and dangerous political dynamic.
British scholar David Kenneth Fieldhouse says his tragedy emerged because he was "a victim of the clash of two ideologies, his own archaic and static, that of his opponents contemporary and dynamic".
Yet that unending Russian struggle to define an identity between the bourgeois, dynamic West and the patriarchal, Asiatic East has become even more wrenching with the collapse of empire and ideology.
