This paper argues that a group's ideology conditions its organizational structure and underground organizing capacity, in turn affecting survival.
The view that emotions are "socially constructed" and partly conditioned by ideology can now be supported by more solid empirical work: what is experienced as a quintessentially individual and psychological process, namely love, is conditioned by an ideology that depends on social and economic factors (Ben Ze'ev and Goussinsky 2008; Illouz 2012).
We are conditioned to find such propositions taboo because an expression of straightforward, unencumbered desire transgresses prevailing ideology.
What are the environments, fictions, fantasies, and ideologies that condition the artist at work?
It explores the influences that prompted the construction of this artefact and determined its shape: topography, climate and demographics, but also and especially philosophical and religious concepts, social ideas and ideologies, property conditions and the mechanisms of economic exploitation, and building technology.
"We find that there may not always be a person available for translation when needed the most, or that due to certain ideologies or conditions the person translating may mistranslate what is being said".
The biggest security threat to America isn't one person or one country, rather the ideologies and conditions that fuel extremism and terrorism.
"It's not an ideology of social conditions," he said.
A broader backlash may develop against free markets and neo-liberal ideology as economic conditions deteriorate.
Fearon and Laitin believe that civil wars get under way because of specific dynamics that don't have much to do with over-all political conditions, ideology, or religious and ethnic disputes.
