Definition of «ideological polarization»

Ideological polarization refers to a situation where people's beliefs, views, and opinions become extremely divided and opposite from each other. It means that individuals or groups are strongly aligned with and are advocates for certain ideologies or ideas, which can create a significant gap between them, making it difficult to find common ground or reach consensus.

Sentences with «ideological polarization»

Farrell's paper - Corporate funding and ideological polarization about climate change — contained this remarkable chart, which I missed at the time but reckon it deserves a bit more daylight. (desmogblog.com)
«This counter-movement produced messages aimed, at the very least, at creating ideological polarization through politicized tactics, and at the very most, at overtly refuting current scientific consensus with scientific findings of their own.» (theness.com)
«This countermovement produced messages aimed, at the very least, at creating ideological polarization through politicized tactics, and at the very most, at overtly refuting current scientific consensus with scientific findings of their own,» Dr. Farrell, the author of the study said. (ethicsandclimate.org)
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