02460cam a22002298i 450000500170000002000190001704000080003608200190004410000390006324502070010226300090030926400640031830000130038233600260039533700280042133800270044950013740047650400510185050502930190165000220219465000140221620220616154920.0 a9789386446404  cAEF00a320.5bSIV2231 aSivaramakrishnan, Arvind,eauthor.10aIntroduction to political ideologies :bcontexts, ideas and practices /cArvind Sivaramakrishnan, Adjunct Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. a1708 1aThousand Oaks, California :bSAGE Publications Inc.,c2017. apages cm atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier aThis new textbook shows that each of the major political ideologies gives rise to, or in some cases specifies, a particular view of human beings, with significant consequences for the ways we organize our political systems and our forms of political participation. In each chapter, the author provides a brief historical introduction and then outlines the key points of the ideology concerned. He then demonstrates conceptual and practical issues that arise thence, including successes and failures in the implementation of the selected ideologies. The chapters follow a broad conceptual sequence and adopt a chronological order where appropriate. This clear, direct, and accessible textbook aims to aid the reader to identify and evaluate the assumptions underlying a wide range of public matters. The intention is to help enhance readers' understanding of major public issues, so that they can ask more incisive and better-informed questions about those. Key Features • Each chapter supplemented by an apposite list of suggested readings and extension exercises • A dedicated chapter on Technocracy and Managerialism • A dedicated chapter on Poststructuralism and Postmodernism • An ideal companion for students from different backgrounds, including political science, public administration, philosophy, public policy, law, journalism, and other areas aIncludes bibliographical references and index. aAcknowledgments Fascism Conservatism Liberalism Marx Anarchism Feminism Ecologism Poststructuralism and Postmodernism Theocracy and Fundamentalism Technocracy and Managerialism Nationalism Republicanism and Citizenship Bibliography Index 0aPolitical Science 0aIdeology.