Problem
Political radicalism
Other Names:
Political extremism Nature:
Extreme actions in the advocacy of political causes include denial of rights of others, and attempts or practices of intervention in due process of law or in abrogating deliberative procedures. It can be carried out in actions of political or economic reprisal, such as black-listing, or in violence. Broader Problems:
Political conflictIdeological conflictRadicalism Narrower Problems:
Political hostage-takingRadicalization of academiaPoliticization of scholarshipRight-wing political extremism Related Problems:
Unfettered liberalismRationalismMental illness Avoidance Reduced By:
Compromise as a betrayal of principlesReferences:
Roy, Sarojendra Nath: Radicalism: philosophy of democratic revolutionCarsten, F L: War Against War: British and German radical movements in the First World WarBetsworth, Roger G: The Radical Movement of the Nineteen SixtiesSchmidt, Michael: The New Reich: violent extremism in unified Germany and beyond Subject(s):
Government → PoliticalMetapolitics → Political theories
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST