Sentence examples for ideological dynamics from inspiring English sources

In light both of these numbers and of rape's broader ideological dynamics and social consequences, feminists have long contended that rape harms not only its individual victims, but also women as a class.

The method's principle is simple: defining a population on the basis of one or several criteria and designing a relevant biographical questionnaire containing a range of variables or criteria which serve to describe it in terms of social, private, public and/or cultural, ideological or political dynamics.

Given its own internal ideological and expansionist dynamics, the group's future hinges on continuing to fight.

In his search, associates say, Mr. Kerry has focused as much on personal considerations as on raw political imperatives that other candidates have considered critical: delivering an important state, mollifying a constituency, broadening an ideological appeal or shaking up the dynamics of a long-shot challenge.

Thus, the idea of our paper is to try to (a) use only such robust (qualitative) information for predicting labor allocation dynamics and (b) reduce the extent of ideological information used, which seems to be a valuable directive (cf. Sect. 1).

The dynamics of gender inequity are correlated with the ideological principles held by the ruling political regime.

The surprising similarity in the voting dynamics of the Warren and Rehnquist courts, despite their ideological differences, suggests that some deeper factor may be imposing a pattern.

"A lot of the 21st-century dynamics are less about, Do you comport politically along traditional liberal-conservative ideological lines?" Ross says.

In this revolt, the elite professional strata most responsible for shaping our political and economic discourse have at once grown richer and, predictably, have increasingly articulated an ideological worldview justifying their privileged positions (Robert Frank's book, The Winner Take All Society, aptly captured many of these dynamics over a decade ago).

"The long-term strategy is to build support within the Democratic Party itself, among both elected officials and Democratic primary voters," for progressive policies, expanded Boston College party dynamics expert Dave Hopkins, "so that the party's legislative agenda-in-waiting is further to the ideological left for the next presidential election in 2020".

Interactions between local conditions of strong ideological loading, high emotional and personal involvement, and rising rules-based risk management are seen as producing this contest and its dynamics of escalating and intractable conflict.