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1 Fundamentals of Law and Government
Government and its Ideology

2 Ideology What is ideology?
What is the origin of the concept of ideology? Do we, as individuals, have an ideology? What answers does an ideology give us?

3 Why do we need an ideology?
Is it possible to be free from ideology?

4 Doctrine What is doctrine? What is political program?

5 Right wing and left wing
What is the difference between right wing and left wing political parties? Where and when had the division between right and left originated?

6 Norberto Bobbio’s view on the political spectrum
Totalitarian left Moderate left Moderate right Hierarchy Equality Totalitarian right Liberty LIBERTY CENTER Norberto Bobbio’s view on the political spectrum

7 Krzysztof pomian’s view on the political spectrum
Socialdemocracy Authoritarian right Democratic left Democratic right Communist Fascist Equality Hierarchy Liberty Krzysztof pomian’s view on the political spectrum

8 Political spectrum according to libertarians

9 Political culture What is political culture? What are pure types of political culture according to Verba and Powell?

10 Socialisation What is political socialisation?
What are the factors of political socialistation?

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