ba'athism

His ideas played a significant role in the development of Ba'athism and its political movement.

It was in this environment that the ideology of Ba'athism came into being.

He is considered to be the principal founder of Ba'athism.

Ba'athism calls for unification of the Arab world into a single state.

It is officially described as a distinct variation of Ba'athism.

Ba'athism was by nature secular, even if its ideological founders had borrowed elements from Islam.

The advent of Ba'athism did nothing to curb the loss of minority communities.

Aflaq saw liberty as one of the defining features of Ba'athism.

- what do you think of four decades of brutal heriditary Ba'athism.

Like fascist regimes, Ba'athism became heavily militarized in power.

Another ideology strongly influenced by fascism is Ba'athism.

Hussein had initiated a similar campaign in 1978, that time to check where the loyalties of certain left-wingers were: Ba'athism or socialism.

They follow the pattern of Ba'athism and Nasserism.

Ba'athism is an Arab political ideology.

Though Ba'athism officially claims to keep plural representation in government, this was not upheld under Hussein.

Ba'athism was similar to communist thought in that a vanguard party would rule for an unspecified length to construct a new society".

This admiration would combine aspects of Nazism into Ba'athism."

The Iraqi branch, however, still proclaims Aflaq as the founder of Ba'athism.

Ba'athism was a major political force in Libya following the establishment of the United Arab Republic.

The need for liberty was one of the defining features of Ba'athism, however, liberty not in the sense used by liberal democracies.

The ideological founder of Ba'athism, Michel Aflaq, was himself a Christian.

This new form of Ba'athism laid emphasis on "revolution in one country" and opposition to Israel rather than to unifying the Arab world.

It is a five-volume work that is one of the founding documents of Ba'athism that described the ideology.

It opposes all forms of sectarian violence, Ba'athism, Islamism, and nationalism, as well as the foreign military occupation.

Saddam Hussein based his political views and ideology upon the views of Aflaq, Ba'athism's key founder.