Ideals and Ideologies: A Reader

by Terence Ball (Editor), E. Claiborne Robins (Editor)

As a complement to the author's text Political Ideologies and the Democratic Ideal or for use independently, this anthology contains key selections from a wide array of original sources. Ideals and Ideologies spans the spectrum of the major isms that have had a profound effect on politics in our time. Retaining the essays from the previous editions, Terence Ball and Richard Dagger have added several new essays including Malcolm X Speaks, and Thomas Spragen's The Limitations of Libertarianism, to reflect current political trends. The authors have also edited the selections to make them more reader-friendly, and have added footnotes to clarify allusions and translate foreign phrases.

Genres: Politics, Philosophy, Textbooks, Political Science, School, Reference, Nonfiction

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Seetal Neelon]

Its just a collection of essays and speeches, exactly what you want but stuff you could search up yourself

[patrick o'hara]

This is a must for any political science enthusiast or just someone who wants to understand the mechanics of how a particular person thinks. It's a collection of writings consisting of everyone from Hitler to Tocqueville, with a short introduction about their psyche and particular personal ideology.

[Jaime]

I have the second edition