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What allows economic theory to be converted into an ideology hostile to the open society is the assumption of perfect knowledge--at first openly stated and then disguised in the form of a methodological device.
Laissez-faire ideology, however, denies the instability and opposes any form of government intervention aimed at preserving stability.
SOCIAL DARWINISMBy taking the conditions of supply and demand as given and declaring government intervention the ultimate evil, laissez-faire ideology has effectively condemned income or wealth redistribution.
Open society is no longer threatened from the outside by a totalitarian ideology seeking world supremacy.
Ideology can serve as an excuse or justification, but it is rarely the main source of individual acts of brutality.
Hate speech and violent ideology are not irrelevant.
“We are about representation, not ideology,” she clarifies.
By focusing on the social benefits of competition while ignoring the costs to specific people, the market fundamentalists disregarded the principle of individualism at the heart of their own ideology.
True, the need to tackle climate change does pose a challenge to simplistic and extreme free-market ideology.
On the far right, free-market ideologues deny climate change because it threatens their facile economic ideology.
Because of Europe’s short-sightedness, Turkey has in effect abandoned its ambitions for EU membership and opted for the neo-Ottoman project of becoming a Middle Eastern power – a policy shift that reflects both interests and ideology.
Other European nations with similar laws – for example, Germany, France, Italy, and Poland – should do the same, while maintaining or strengthening their efforts to inform their citizens about the reality of the Holocaust and why the racist ideology that led to it should be rejected.
There is room in economics for grand speculation – some part intuition, some part common sense, and some part ideology.
To understand why it took politics so long to catch up to economic realities, we should look at incentives and ideology.
Rather, recent developments in commodity-driven economies represent the cyclical decline of free-market ideology and, for better or worse, the cyclical rise of state-centered alternatives.
Moreover, Republicans’ belief that only tax cuts, not public spending, will delivery recovery is a sad example of blinkered ideology.
Some crucial changes in the political economy of Western capitalism in the 1980’s can also be viewed in this light: the rise of neoliberal ideology, the growing inequality of wealth and incomes, the increase in structural unemployment, the growth of financial services, globalization, the invention of post-Cold War threats to sustain military spending, and so on.
This is not the time to be constrained by conventions and ideology; it is the time to do whatever is needed to defuse nuclear tensions and protect the lives of those in the Kim regime’s crosshairs.
The regime’s dominant ideology was not Marxism-Leninism, but suspicion and animosity.
But the ruling ideology is no longer socialism; it is a form of ethnic nationalism, with a great deal of military swagger.
Cruz is an ideological bruiser;Trump is just a bruiser, with no discernible ideology at all.
The People's Republic now embodies two systems: the centralized, autocratic Communist administration, dominated by an outdated ideology and military interests, and the decentralized free-market economic regime.
All of this is taking place in a nation where Communist ideology remains strong and that remains in many respects a military dictatorship which threatens to conquer Taiwan by force, as well as uses North Korea, Pakistan, and Libya as stalking horses for weapons development.
Most of what remained of socialist ideology was washed away in the late 1980’s with the collapse of the Soviet empire.
They should demonstrate to their governments that they will not succumb to divisive ideology.
A Coasian analysis of China’s development would center on the complex interaction between the locally minded state and the globally minded market, with the key lesson being that, contrary to free-market ideology, less government does not necessarily mean more market.
For example, Nazi ideology and symbols are banned in Germany and Austria, and Holocaust denial is a crime in 13 countries, including France, Poland, and Belgium.
Second, despite a supposed lack of ideology in contemporary China, there is, in fact, a raging debate – often taking place below the radar – about the future of China’s political system and its relationship to the economy.
On the one hand, human-rights ideology – and it is an ideology, every bit as much as Communism was or neo-liberalism is today – is profoundly legalist, claiming legitimacy from treaties and other international and national instruments.
Unsurprisingly, ordinary Muslims, who wholeheartedly reject ISIS’s nihilistic ideology, are condemning Trump’s simplistic rhetoric, which fuels Islamophobia.
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