Political alienation

Alienation of the public from the political executive, and alienation or polarization of political doctrines, may result in political instability, revolution, political, social or national disintegration, apathy, or lack of participation.

1. Harmful thought
2. Alienation

1. Alienation in capitalist systems

1. Political ignorance
2. Fragmented social responsibility

1. Unrepresentative national political integration
2. Unethical practices of government leaders
3. Undemocratic political organization
4. Political repression
5. Political inequality
6. Political apathy
7. Loss of institutional credibility
8. Limitations on right to vote
9. Broadcasting censorship
10. Bias in selection of political candidates
11. Abuse of government power

1. Political immaturity

1. Engaging politically

1. Alienation