socialist parties
Collective-ownership political groups
Socialist parties are political parties advocating socialism—typically seeking public ownership of major industries, wealth redistribution, and expanded social welfare programs.
The term spans a wide spectrum, from revolutionary Marxist parties to moderate social democrats who work within capitalist systems: The socialist parties of Western Europe largely abandoned nationalization by the 1990s.
In multiparty democracies, socialist parties often form the main left-wing opposition to conservative or liberal parties.
- socialistsAdvocates of shared ownership
- nationalizationGovernment acquisition of industry
- party congressFormal political gathering
- left-wingPolitically liberal or radical
- ideologyStructured belief framework
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- Political PartiesRepublican Party, Democratic Party, Labour Party, Conservative Party, Green Party
- communismMarx, Marxism, Leninism, Lenin, proletariat
- German PoliticsBundesrat, CSU, Nazi Party, Greens, federal republic
- socialismMarxism, communism, proletariat, bourgeoisie, communal ownership
- American SocialismBernie Sanders, Sanders, Emma Goldman, Goldman, Wobblies
- SocialistsKarl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Lenin, Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky
socialist partiesconservative parties
Groups favoring tradition politically
socialist partieschambers of commerce
Local business promotion organizations
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