Chapter 5 - 128-132, 138-148 Flashcards
fundamental political values and beliefs and orientations that are widely held within a political community
political culture
ways in which politics is discussed and the rhetoric that is used in political presuasion
political discourse
process by which new generations and immigrants are socialized into the political culture
political socialization
variations on the national political culture
subcultures
the key to political culture is
dominant values of a society
transmission of political culture-
agents of are:
socialization
family, friends, media, school etc
Canada’s political culture bears similarities to
other western liberal democracies and in particular, countries originally colonized by the United Kingdom
We can analyze political culture by reviewing__________ and __________(sample surveys)
history of government and current trends via surveys etc to capture views of current public and basis for policy
Liberalism emphasizes the VALUE of INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM based on a belief that individuals are generally…
Liberalism emphasizes the _________ of ________________________ based on a belief that individuals are generally capable of using reason in pursuit of their own interests
________looks to laws based on traditional (religious) moral values and established institutions to maintain an orderly society. Has a less _______ view of people and intentions and sees many as ____________ and largely out to benefit themselves.
Conservatism
Has a less POSITIVE view of people and intentions and sees many as POORLY INFORMED and largely out to benefit themselves.
Political ideology is not as broad as political _________, and is typically held by the educated __________.
Political ideology is not as broad as political CULTURE, and is typically held by the educated ELITE.
ideas, values and beliefs about politics, society and the economic system based on assumptions about human nature.
Political Ideology
Socialism has the greatest emphasis on __________ by seeking to reduce competition and _______&_________ in society. Somewhat Utilitarian in the approach (MILL)
conservatism, winners and losers.
Theory that those who have grown up in a relative secure society with affluence are more likely to be concerned with ‘post-materialist values’ like…
Post-Materialist Theory- self esteem, self expression, participation in economic political decisions, emphasis quality of life, diversity and environmental concern
materialistic values =
concern for economic growth,, order and physical security