The town with twice as many IDPs as locals The ideological arguments between people are not the only ones tearing families apart as a result of this conflict.
Indeed, according to a report in the Guardian last year, the children of parents living in inner cities who sent their children to local comprehensives for "ideological" reasons, turned out to be over-represented in terms of Oxford and Cambridge places.
A variety of rebel groups — some nationalist, some local, some non-ideological, and some Islamist, including the most potent Al Qaeda branch, Jabhat Fateh al-Sham — still hold Idlib Province, in the northwest.
Yet Taliban commanders are often not local and are fiercely ideological.
Quality was subordinated to a checklist of perceived local needs and easy ideological meanings.
They are also far more dynamic than the federal government in areas such as immigration, climate change and obesity.Does this make local leaders less politically ideological?
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.
Wallace's otiose performance and Beckwith's murderous assault typified the segregationists' endgame: a series of dramatic, often violent, acts perpetrated by the local state or its ideological surrogates, with no strategic value beyond symbolizing resistance and inciting a response.
In the pre-recession era, when complex councils such as Tower Hamlets attempted to redesign the structure of local government for purely ideological reasons, the post of chief executive has essentially been recreated but with a different name.
Although these reverent, ritualised forms of storytelling have a long history on the Iranian plateau, both as local practice and an ideological boon to the ruling regime of the day, they became more widespread in mid-19th century Qajar Iran.
