"All these were attributed to a failure of will and courage on the part of President Carter," Professor Graebner said, and that is when Mr. Carter "went ideological with behavior that became extremely appealing to the right wing.
Once the NRA's policies are understood as driven primarily by ideological extremism, its behavior during the Sotomayor nomination becomes far easier to understand.
Kennedy-Pipe (2000) adds that the theory and practice of international relations depend (if not fully, then in part) on the regime type and ideological justification for state behavior that shapes the international system.
While they found some ideological segregation in news consumption behavior online, they estimated that it was far smaller than we observe in people's families or social networks.
Those provisions were aimed at opening up the legislative process to bipartisan compromise and dissuading hostage-taking behavior by the ideological fringes of both parties.
Now that the ideological defense of Wall Street behavior has collapsed, brought down by the wreckage of deregulation, bankers and lobbyists are pursuing a new strategy: fighting the democratic process itself.
The fact that they did shows that even when running criminal enterprises, waging an ethno-nationalist uprising, and losing their ideological inspiration, AQIM's ideology still affects its behavior.
The next figure shows the correlation between racial resentment and several political orientations, attitudes and behaviors, including partisanship, ideological self-identification, voting for the Republican Party candidate, and attitudes about issues such as general government spending or favoring private or publicly subsidized health insurance.
Note that in the present paper, this result is driven by the voting behavior of non-ideological voters, and not by the candidates' preferences, that we do not need to specify.
Other conflicts of interest, like professional or ideological ones, can also influence our behavior, but these have not been as well studied.
