The belief or theory that white people are superior to other peoples, and should therefore have greater power, authority, or status. Also: a social…

The principle or method of gradual as opposed to immediate change. Originally used with reference to the abolition of slavery. (Cf. immediatism, n.)

A policy of social, political, or religious reform; the advocacy or pursuit of this; spec. (in socialist thought) the theory or belief that…

The policy or practice of limiting something (esp. free trade or immigration) by imposing restrictions.

The action or practice of a group of people in cooperating towards a common goal and for the common good; an instance or example of this. Also: the…

Usually with the. Any new political theory or process; spec. a form of (chiefly left-wing) politics in which individuals participate directly in…

Belief in the permanent nature and validity of something, esp. as a political or religious system. Also: the quality of being perpetual; permanence.

A belief in the primacy of economic causes or factors.

Advocacy of progress, reform, change, or innovation; the principles, theories, or policies of a progressive. Cf. progressism, n., progressionism, n.

Politics. Belief in or advocacy of moderate (rather than violent or revolutionary) policies aiming to bring about immediately practicable or…

Politically or socially radical attitudes, principles, or practice; (in early use with capital initial) spec. those characteristic of Radicals in…

The beliefs or doctrines of the Maximalists (see maximalist, n. 1) (now historical). Later (only with lower-case initial) also gen.: extremism in…

advocacy of radical left-wing measures designed to counter the traditional dominance of men over women; the movement associated with this; (also) an…

Originally: an intellectual movement among Russian refugees which regarded Russia as a distinct civilization between Europe and Asia (now historical…

Originally and chiefly South Asian. Strong allegiance to one's own ethnic or religious group, rather than to a society or nation as a whole…

A slogan used by and applied to a movement which arose in Austria and Germany at the end of the 19th cent., seeking to reduce the political…

Originally U.S. The principle of relying on voluntary action rather than compulsion; spec. with reference to political and trade-union…

The theory that the peaceful capitalism of the United States constitutes an exception to the general economic laws governing national historical…

Politics and Political Economy. A middle way between conventional right- and left-wing ideologies or policies; an ideology founded on political…

Used depreciatively, chiefly among right-wing commentators: a political agenda advocating radical social reform, said to be promoted within western…

the practice or political doctrine of collaboration with an occupying enemy force.

An ideology or political agenda which seeks to defend or promote the interests of a particular social, racial, or religious group, nationality, etc…

Politics (originally U.S.). A political philosophy advocating protection or expansion of individual rights, especially those connected with the…

The view that the world's inhabitants are (or should be) interdependent, with an emphasis on cultural similarities rather than differences, and on…

Advocacy of or adherence to a new or restored (esp. religious) system or practice; reformism.

A philosophy or ideology based on the application of ecological concepts and priorities to political and moral issues.

an ideology or policy of support for the Third World.

A socio-political theory and movement which associates ecological (esp. environmental) concerns with feminist ones, esp. in regarding both as…

Sociology and Politics. An advocate of the theory or ideology of communitarianism (communitarianism, n. 2).