The ideological universe of Xi Jinping is explored in three sections this article: 1) Political orientations and theoretical interests Jinping; 2) Marxism; 3) traditional Chinese philosophy. belongs to the “fifth generation” CCP leaders born after founding PRC 1949. Their personality was formed under conditions “cultural revolution”, when almost all them were sent countryside for “physical re-e...

The relevance of the topic is determined by current state political economy as a subject for study. Economic life primarily field production relations, laws which determine nature and direction its development. task to show that studies economic processes create single material process society. main methods research are study archival materials, comparative analysis, deduction, theoretical meth...

Scholars have documented numerous examples of how liberals and conservatives differ in considering public policy. Recent work in political psychology has sought to understand these differences by detailing the ways in which liberals and conservatives approach political and social issues. In their moral foundations theory, Haidt and Joseph contend the divisions between liberals and conservatives...

I describe initial thoughts towards an ideological analysis of HCI, based on identifying the central role of modernist ideology in HCI research practice.

Conservatives are often thought to have a negativity bias – responding more intensely to negative than positive information. Yet, recent research has found that greater endorsement of conservative beliefs follow from both positive and negative emotion inductions. This suggests that the role of affect in political thought may not be restricted to negative valence, and more attention should be gi...