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Meanings of political culture in English

We have no meanings for "political culture" in our records yet.
Usage of political culture in English
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That said, there must also be a change in the political culture.
The Irish Times
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Finally, New Zealand is a plucky nation with a progressive political culture.
The Guardian
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There are few signs that a political culture of compromise is emerging.
The Guardian
4
For better, for worse, he's sort of made political culture popular culture.
The new yorker
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Twitter is the ideal, and toxic, medium for this debased political culture.
The Irish Times
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But South African political culture is too irreverent to let anyone govern forever.
The South African
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The rhetorical question sums up the decrepitude of our political culture.
The Irish Times
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But it didn't indicate a growing confidence in the political culture.
The Guardian
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So our political culture fails us, and it fails those who served us.
The Guardian
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But our populist political culture does not permit blaming the people.
The new yorker
11
It is, like the referendum, a part of our political culture.
The Irish Times
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The political culture of South Carolina was wide open and down and dirty.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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These are early days and forging a new political culture will not be easy.
The Guardian
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This confusion, however, belongs more to the wider political culture than the party itself.
The Irish Times
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No radical political culture to speak of in New York or in the country.
The new yorker
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The Catalans have long been justly proud of their vibrant and plural political culture.
The Irish Times
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Political culture through the time
Political culture across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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