Table of Contents

Preface
Part I: The History of Ideology and of Ideology Studies
1: Bo Stråth: Ideology and Conceptual History
2: David Leopold: Marxism and Ideology: From Marx to Althusser
3: Peter Breiner: Karl Mannheim and Political Ideology
4: Emilio Gentile: Total and Totalitarian Ideologies
5: John G. Gunnell: Social Science and Ideology: The Case of Behavioralism in American Political Science
6: Howard Brick: The End of Ideology Thesis
Part II: Contemporary Theories of Ideology
7: Michael Freeden: The Morphological Analysis of Ideology
8: Lois McNay: Contemporary Critical Theory
9: Aletta Norval: Poststructuralist Conceptions of Ideology
10: Teun A. Van Dijk: Ideology and Discourse
11: Alan Finlayson: Ideology and Political Rhetoric
12: Manfred B. Steger: Political Ideologies in the Age of Globalization
13: John T. Jost, Christoper M. Federico, and Jaime L. Napier: Political Ideologies and their Social Psychological Functions
14: Craig Berry and Michael Kenny: Ideology and the Intellectuals
15: Rahul Rao: Postcolonialism
Part III: Ideological Families and Traditions
16: Noel O'Sullivan: Conservatism
17: Paolo Pombeni: Christian Democracy
18: Michael Freeden and Marc Stears: Liberalism
19: Ben Jackson: Social Democracy
20: Archie Brown: Communism
21: Benjamin Franks: Anarchism
22: Andrew Gamble: Economic Libertarianism
23: Mathew Humphrey: Green Ideology
24: Lyman Tower Sargent: Ideology and Utopia
25: Andrew Vincent: Nationalism
26: Roger Eatwell: Fascism
27: Cas Mudde and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser: Populism
28: Cécile Laborde: Republicanism
29: Duncan Bell: Ideologies of Empire
30: Clare Chambers: Feminism
31: José Antonio Aguilar Rivera: Latín American Political Ideologies
32: Joy Hendrickson and Hoda Zaki: Modern African Ideologies
33: Michaelle Browers: Islamic Political Ideologies
34: Leigh Jenco: Chinese Political Ideologies
35: Rochana Bajpai and Carlo Bonura: South Asian and Southeast Asian Ideologies

About the Author

Michael Freeden is a Professor of Political Theory, University of Nottingham, and Emertius Professor of Politics, University of Oxford. His books include The New Liberalism: An Ideology of Social Reform (Oxford, 1978); Liberalism Divided (Oxford, 1986); Rights (Milton Keynes, 1991); Ideologies and Political Theory: A Conceptual Approach (Oxford, 1996); Ideology: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford, 2003); Liberal
Languages: Ideological Imaginations and 20th Century Progressive Thought (Princeton, 2005); The Meaning of Ideology: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives (ed.) (London, 2007). He is the founder editor of the Journal of Political Ideologies. Lyman Tower Sargent
is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Missouri-St. Louis and he has been a visiting professor and fellow at universities in New Zealand and the UK. He is the author or editor of a number of books on ideologies, American political thought, and utopianism. He is the recipient of the Distinguished Scholar Award of both the Society for Utopian Studies and the Communal Studies Association. The Society for Utopian Studies has named this award the Lyman Tower Sargent
Distinguished Scholar Award. Marc Stears is Professor of Political Theory at the University of Oxford and Fellow of University College, Oxford. He is the author of Demanding Democracy: American Radicals in
Search of a New Politics (Princeton, 2010) and Progressives, Pluralists and the Problems of the State (Oxford, 2002), as well as the joint editor of Political Philosophy versus History? (Cambridge, 2012), Liberalism as Ideology (Oxford, 2012) and Political Theory: Methods and Approaches (Oxford, 2008). His own research concentrates on ideologies of democratic radicalism and social reform, especially in United States and Britain.

Reviews

`This is a landmark volume: it synthesizes the work done so far and at the same time opens a new stage in the research of a key political phenomenon that has been, the editors correctly note, under-appreciated and under-researched.'
Paul Dragos Aligica, International Affairs