Modern Politics

Definition

Modern politics refers to current trends, practices, and ideologies within the field of politics. It encompasses contemporary issues, technological advancements' impact on governance, evolving voter demographics, etc., shaping today's political landscape.

Related terms

Political Ideologies: Sets of political beliefs and values that guide individuals' thinking on government policies and actions.

Social Media Influence: The impact of platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram on shaping public opinion, mobilizing movements, or disseminating political information.

Polarization: The division of society into two extreme ideological camps with minimal middle ground for compromise.