The concept that Ideology Is Dead has been popularized by an American sociologist Daniel Bell in his work The End of Ideology ...

People whose political ideas are on the liberal end of the spectrum may be less likely to die early than those whose ideas are conservative or moderate, a new study suggests. However, people's risk of ...

To the extent that partisanship is associated with certain health outcomes and risk behaviors, if routine questions on respondents’ political attitudes and ideology were added to population health ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Conservative political views correlated with a lower likelihood of having trust in cancer information ...

You have an appointment with your doctor. You arrive at the office, wait for the nurse to call your name, and then proceed to the room assigned for your care. Once inside, the consultation process ...

Many issues seem to divide Democrats and Republicans, and new research has found one more: philanthropy. Red counties, which are overwhelmingly Republican, tend to report higher charitable ...

The importance of ideas for legitimising a political agenda is also obvious. Why else would candidates consistently cloak their campaigns in historical terms and narratives – such as the liberation ...

Researchers often look at factors like education or income level, family ties and more to get a sense of what your political ideology might be. But a new Ohio State University study shows brain scans ...

Young people tend to be more liberal than older people. This paper goes beyond that generality to describe more precisely how self-described political ideology varies with age. I distinguish period ...

One of the most challenging questions of democracy might indeed be: why did so many people vote for Adolf Hitler even though he acted against their interests? Virtually the same can be said for those ...

Chebankova characterizes her work as a “theoretical study of Russia’s ideological foundations,” and the scope of the academic literature she cites is quite impressive. Unfortunately, the book’s ...