Evolution of Political Ideology
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Evolution of Political Ideology
A Natural and Civil History
Penaherrera-Aguirre, Mateo; Hertler, Steven Charles; Figueredo, Aurelio Jose
Springer International Publishing AG
05/2025
461
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9783031839405
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Part I: A Natural History of Ideology.- Section I: An Introduction & Organizing TheoryIntroduction.- 1 The Relation of Political Science to the Theory of Multilevel SelectionSection II: Proximate Causation.- 2 The Genetics of Political Ideology.- 3 The Neuroscience of Political Ideology.- 4 Childhood Adversity, Life History, and Political Engagement.- 5 Political Ideology as a Function of Personality and Individual Differences.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section II. Proximate Causation.- Section III: Ultimate Causation.- 6 The Macroevolution of Sociopolitical Behavior and Within Group Conflict in Nonhuman Primates.- 7 Evolutionary-Ecological Dynamics of Sociopolitical Complexity.- 8 Faction and Party in the Modern Constitutional Republic: The Politically Relevant Dynamics of Multilevel Selection.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section III. Ultimate Causation.- Part II: A Civil History of Ideology: Historical Expressions of Biological Dispositions.- Section IV: Cycles of Integration and Disintegration in Multilevel Sociopolitical Coalitions.- 9 As Far as Our Spears can Reach: Asabiyyah and the Dulotic Progression in Sparta (740 BC-190 BC).- 10 Latin and Turco-Saracen Conflict during the High Middle-Ages.- 11 The Inquisitions.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section IV. Cycles of Integration and Disintegration in Multilevel Sociopolitical Coalitions.- Section V: The Formation of Faction12 Early English Reactions to Organized Opposition.- 13 Liberalism and Conservatism in Late Modern Britain.- 14 Political Polarization among Anglo-Americans in the Throes of the French Revolution.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section V. The Formation of Faction.- Section VI: The Maturation and Institutionalization of Faction.- 15 Party Machines in the United States of America.- 16 Political Realignments & Third Party Movements in the United States of America.- 17 Progressive & Nationalistic Populism.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section VI. The Maturation and Institutionalization of Faction.- Section VII: The End of Tolerated Opposition.- 18 From Ritualized Political Conflict to Revolutionary Violence.- 19 Polarization and Revolution as a Function of the Lifecycle of the State.- 20 The Precarious Balance Derived from Dynamic TensionIntegrative Metacommentary: Section VI. The End of Tolerated Opposition.- Epilogue.
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Multilevel Selection;evolutionary theory;political polarization;cultural evolution;republicanism;political ideology;liberalism;American civics;political behaviours;kin selection;two party politics;hyper-partisanship
Part I: A Natural History of Ideology.- Section I: An Introduction & Organizing TheoryIntroduction.- 1 The Relation of Political Science to the Theory of Multilevel SelectionSection II: Proximate Causation.- 2 The Genetics of Political Ideology.- 3 The Neuroscience of Political Ideology.- 4 Childhood Adversity, Life History, and Political Engagement.- 5 Political Ideology as a Function of Personality and Individual Differences.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section II. Proximate Causation.- Section III: Ultimate Causation.- 6 The Macroevolution of Sociopolitical Behavior and Within Group Conflict in Nonhuman Primates.- 7 Evolutionary-Ecological Dynamics of Sociopolitical Complexity.- 8 Faction and Party in the Modern Constitutional Republic: The Politically Relevant Dynamics of Multilevel Selection.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section III. Ultimate Causation.- Part II: A Civil History of Ideology: Historical Expressions of Biological Dispositions.- Section IV: Cycles of Integration and Disintegration in Multilevel Sociopolitical Coalitions.- 9 As Far as Our Spears can Reach: Asabiyyah and the Dulotic Progression in Sparta (740 BC-190 BC).- 10 Latin and Turco-Saracen Conflict during the High Middle-Ages.- 11 The Inquisitions.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section IV. Cycles of Integration and Disintegration in Multilevel Sociopolitical Coalitions.- Section V: The Formation of Faction12 Early English Reactions to Organized Opposition.- 13 Liberalism and Conservatism in Late Modern Britain.- 14 Political Polarization among Anglo-Americans in the Throes of the French Revolution.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section V. The Formation of Faction.- Section VI: The Maturation and Institutionalization of Faction.- 15 Party Machines in the United States of America.- 16 Political Realignments & Third Party Movements in the United States of America.- 17 Progressive & Nationalistic Populism.- Integrative Metacommentary: Section VI. The Maturation and Institutionalization of Faction.- Section VII: The End of Tolerated Opposition.- 18 From Ritualized Political Conflict to Revolutionary Violence.- 19 Polarization and Revolution as a Function of the Lifecycle of the State.- 20 The Precarious Balance Derived from Dynamic TensionIntegrative Metacommentary: Section VI. The End of Tolerated Opposition.- Epilogue.
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