His "Machiavellian Moment" (1975) reinterpreted the entire history of political ideology in early modern England and America.
Zacharias Frankel (1801 75), whose ideology inspired early Conservative ideas, broke with modernizing extremists after a series of Reform conferences in Germany (1844 46).
The ideology of the early pioneers oscillated between a kind of pragmatic anarchism and a belief in the benevolent despotism of engineers, where the final judgments would be made by those who best understood the technology.
While cutting back big government may appear a matter of severe practicality, the "values" to which Cameron claims to be returning have deep roots in an ideology from the early industrial era.
Rather, these laws were rooted in the so-called "separate spheres ideology" of the early 19th century – the idea that, in order to protect the virtue of women, they needed to stay in the home to take care of the children and household chores.
pro-ana, the basic premise of which is that an eating disorder is not a disorder but a lifestyle choice, is very much an ideology of the early 21st century, one that could not exist absent the anonymity and accessibility of the Internet, without which the only place large numbers of anorexics and bulimics would find themselves together would be at inpatient treatment.
In a sense, you get what you pay for, as Krugman makes clear in the central chapters of this book, where he tracks the rise of rightwing ideology from the early years of the rightist National Review (edited by William F Buckley) and the Goldwater era to the second Bush administration.
But becoming the sole candidate to succeed Mr Salmond marked the completion of a long political journey for the politician who signed up to the SNP's ideology from an early age, and stuck with the party through good times and bad.
Most of this false ideology comes from early propaganda meant to make people scared of the Indians.
Students will learn, for instance, how racism was a foundational ideology of the early colonists and that immigrants have long been exploited for their labor.
The Aztec derived much of their religious ideology from the earlier cultures of Meso-America or from their contemporaries.
