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Why Ideologies Differ Across Countries and Historical Periods
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An overview of the historical, institutional, cultural, religious, economic, and international factors that explain why political ideologies develop differently across countries and historical periods, based on comparative political science, history, and political theory.
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  • ideology
  • comparative politics
  • political ideology
  • political theory
  • historical institutionalism
  • political culture
  • nationalism
  • democracy
  • authoritarianism
  • comparative history
  • political development
  • institutions
  • political parties
  • modernization
  • colonialism
  • religion
  • political economy
  • path dependence
  • comparative political theory
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