NeantHumain wrote:
You forgot three prominent ideologies: liberalism, socialism, and fascism. Authoritarianism is not really a proper ideology (maybe you were thinking it includes fascism, Nazism, Marxist-Leninism, Stalinism, and Maoism).
I view American liberalism as a variant of progressivism(it does have roots in the American progressive movement after all) and classical liberalism is libertarianism and frankly, using the term liberalism would be questionable due to its changes in use based upon region. I view socialism as either progressive, authoritarian, libertarian or possibly even anarchist, depending on its variant as socialism is just a manner of organizing the economy and is not a unified ideology in and of itself as one can be a Stalinist socialist, a liberal socialist, a libertarian socialist, and many anarchist doctrines are related to socialism. Finally, I view fascism as a variant of authoritarianism. Authoritarianism isn't a proper ideology in and of itself, however, ideologies under that category are rather endless from fascism, Nazism, Marxist-leninism, Stalinism, Maoism, various variants of populism and theocracy, and such so it is simpler just placing those under another grouping. Including all of those different ideologies would be a waste, so I created a grouping to cover them all.