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Understand the major political ideologies that shape modern politics: where they sit on the spectrum, what they advocate, and which parties and movements carry their ideas forward.
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Broad political tradition centered on individual rights, constitutional government, civil liberties, and equal citizenship. Liberal schools disagree about markets and welfare, but most share a commitment to rule of law, pluralism, and limits on arbitrary power.
Political tradition that values continuity, inherited institutions, social order, and gradual change over sweeping redesign. Conservative movements differ across countries, but they commonly defend tradition, authority, private property, and skepticism toward utopian politics.
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Family of left-wing ideologies that seeks collective, public, or democratic control over major economic resources and production. Socialists argue that markets alone produce avoidable inequality and that economic power should be more accountable to society.
