Constructivism politics definition

  • The constructivism theory, which can be traced back to historical arguments made by French and English philosophers, states that ethnic identities are constructed, reconstructed, and mobilized in accordance with social and political factors.
' Political constructivism reflects a similar idea insofar as principles of political action result from a thought-process involving elements more fundamental than the principles themselves, such as attitudes, concepts, ideals, beliefs, values, and precepts.

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