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* The habit of assuming that all [[political ideologies]] can be simply evaluated as falling somewhere within in a one-dimensional "left-right" spectrum is generally misleading and historically arbitrary. Other [[political ideological spectra]] have been proposed, generally using two or more dimensions, and it seems likely that at least four dimensions will be necessary in order to avoid significant [[ideological]] [[conflation]]. | * The habit of assuming that all [[political ideologies]] can be simply evaluated as falling somewhere within in a one-dimensional "left-right" spectrum is generally misleading and historically arbitrary. Other [[political ideological spectra]] have been proposed, generally using two or more dimensions, and it seems likely that at least four dimensions will be necessary in order to avoid significant [[ideological]] [[conflation]]. | ||
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- The habit of assuming that all political ideologies can be simply evaluated as falling somewhere within in a one-dimensional "left-right" spectrum is generally misleading and historically arbitrary. Other political ideological spectra have been proposed, generally using two or more dimensions, and it seems likely that at least four dimensions will be necessary in order to avoid significant ideological conflation.
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- Wikipedia: Ideologies of parties: a list of political ideologies, broken down by main ideological emphasis