Political Party Movement Grp1 Flashcards
Refers to a broad ideological stance that advocates for social equality, government intervention in the economy, and progressive reforms.
Political Left
Political Left Advocacy
social equality;
government intervention in the economy; and
Passive reforms
leftist movements have been associated with
Labor rights;
Wealth redistribution, and
Social justice
Historically, these movements have been associated with labor rights, wealth redistribution, and social justice.
Political Left
Advocates gradual change within a political system, opposing the right’s adherence to the status quo and the left’s support for radical change.
Centrist / Centrism
Centrist/Centrism advocates
gradual change within a political system
is characterized by an emphasis on “notions such as authority, hierarchy, order, duty, tradition, reaction and nationalism”
Rightist/ Right Wing
Rightist/ Right Wing Characterized by
Authority;
Hierarchy;
Order;
Duty;
Tradition;
Reaction; and
Nationalism
political parties align themselves with either leftist, centrist, or rightist ideologies. Leftist parties typically support welfare programs, progressive taxation, and government regulations to address economic and social inequalities. Examples include socialist, democratic socialist, and labor parties across different countries.
Political Partisan
Under Political Partisan, Leftist Parties typically support:
welfare programs;
Progressive taxation; and
Government regulations
to address economic and social inequalities.
play a significant role in shaping leftist policies. Labor unions, civil rights organizations, environmental advocacy groups, and progressive think tanks often push for policies that promote workers’ rights, gender equality, and climate action.
Interest Group
They often push for policies that promote workers rights, gender equality, and climate action.
Labor unions, civil rights organizations, environmental advocacy groups, and progressive think tanks
Labor unions, civil rights organizations, environmental advocacy groups, and progressive think tanks often push for policies that promote
workers rights, gender equality, and climate action.
These groups influence legislation and public policy through lobbying, activism, and public campaigns.
Interest Group
Interest Groups influence legislation and public policy through:
Lobbying;
Activism; and
Public Campaigns
Two Doctrines Used in Identifying the ultimate objective goal of life
The Doctrine of Individualism and The Doctrine of Public Interest
A political and philosophical principle that prioritizes individual freedom, autonomy, and personal responsibility over collective or state control.
The Doctrine of Individualism
The Doctrine of Individualism prioritizes
Freedom;
Autonomy
Personal Responsibility over collective or state control
Core Principle of The Doctrine of Individualism
Personal Freedom
Limited Government
Free Market Economy
Meritocracy
emphasizes policies and decisions that serve the well-being of society as a whole rather than just individual freedoms.
The Doctrine of Public Interest
This doctrine is often championed by left-leaning and centrist movements that argue for a balance between individual rights and societal welfare.
The Doctrine of Public Interest
Core Principle of The Doctrine of Public Interest
Collective Welfare
Regulation for the Common Good
Progressive Social Policies
Balanced Governance
In viewing and imparting some conceptual order and in understanding political alliance, alignment, and competition, we describe a particular government and society, ideology, man, and group as Leftist, Centrist, and Rightist.
Left to Right
In view of the development and progress of man and society, we also distinguish and describe political line of the Right and Left of the political left especially the centrist or middle of the road, because there may be no neutral group and the political right of the political center may be inclined to the far political right and political left, especially the progressive ideals of the political center is inclined to the main political left.
Left to Right
