How does ideology influence legal systems?

7 days ago ... Not all ideologies are bad. And just because an author subscribes to an ideology does not mean that the information source necessarily has an ... Oct 30, 2011 ... we argue that two “evaluative motivations”—general investment of the self in politics and extremity of partisanship—serve as moderators of this ... Mar 3, 2024 ... By engaging with Colin Koopman's work on the politics of information, Stephan Paur has a look at the technologically sophisticated ways that ... Apr 15, 2024 ... Primary voters tend to be strong partisans and ideological extremists. (Kamarck and Podkul 2018), which might lead them to weigh ideological ... Modern scholars, particularly Hitler biographer Ian Kershaw, tend to see these years, rather than the Vienna period, as the time when Hitler's ideas about Jews ... Jul 27, 2023 ... Our analyses highlight that Facebook, as a social and informational setting, is substantially segregated ideologically—far more than ... We will focus in particular on the ¯exibility of this process, that is, the extent to which decision makers explore new ideas and assumptions about their ®rm ... ... ideology of the judges. But a conservative higher court probabilistically reviews liberal decisions, with the "audit rate" tied to observable facts and the ... Mar 2, 2020 ... Totalitarians such as Hitler, Stalin, and Mao combined repression with indoctrination into ideologies that demanded devotion to the state. They ... May 6, 2021 ... ideological positions. Indeed, there are aspects of popular social media platforms that may foster information-limiting environments. For ...