Political unfitness

Deviation from an accepted ideology may result in social conflict or in ideological war. It encourages ideological repression or anarchy or revolution. Under extreme circumstances it may lead to national disintegration and foreign intervention. It may take the form of political or religious schism.

Following the dissolution of Yugoslavia, over 1,000 "ideologically unsound" employees were purged from Belgrade radio and television alone. Additional purges were conducted of other state employees.

1. Ideological conflict

1. Bourgeois deviationism

1. Political purges
2. Political indoctrination
3. Ideological discrimination in politics
4. Ethnocide

1. Ideological offences
2. Ideological corruption
3. Ideological confusion

1. Conformism

1. Misconduct in elected public office
2. Entrenched politicians

1. Upholding behavioural norms
2. Registering political unsuitability
3. Deviating from political norms
4. Deviating from ideological norms
5. Deviating from behavioural norms
6. Counselling social deviants

1. Unsuitability
2. Unfit
3. Fitness
4. Deviation