ultraliberalism
Radical leftist ideology
Ultraliberalism is liberalism taken to an extreme—political views considered excessively progressive or permissive by critics.
The term is almost always pejorative, used by those who find mainstream liberalism already too far left: The university has become a hotbed of ultraliberalism.
What counts as "ultra" depends entirely on the speaker's own position.
Philosophy of universal equality
- inclusivityPractice of welcoming all
- diversityState of varied elements
- multiculturalismCoexistence of diverse traditions
- secularismSeparation of faith, state
civil-liberties · environmentalism · pluralism · tolerance · activism · grassroots · feminism · sanctuary
Thorough change in form
- modernizationAdoption of current methods
- restructuringRearranging an existing framework
- overhaulComplete systematic repair
- progressivismPhilosophy advocating societal reform
amendment · liberalization · innovation · secularization · democratization · emancipation · revision · renewal
Unrestrained indulgence in pleasure
- hedonismPursuit of gratification
- permissivenessTolerance of behavior others forbid
- decadenceMoral decline through excess
- indulgenceYielding to desire
nonrestrictive · leniency · nonjudgmental · liberalization · unconventional · open-mindedness · licentiousness · relativism
Philosophy rejecting state authority
- libertarianismMinimal-government political philosophy
- antiestablishmentOpposed to dominant institutions
- antiauthoritarianismOpposition to imposed governance
- secessionismAdvocacy for political withdrawal
dissidence · abolitionism · revolutionary · iconoclasm · emancipation · sovereignty · self-determination · anti-institutionalism
Noninterference in commerce
- free-marketUnregulated private exchange
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- privatizationState sells public assets
- capitalismPrivate profit-based economy
globalization · individualism · voluntarism · decentralization · autonomy · nonintervention · unregulated · marketization
egalitarianism
Philosophy of universal equality
- inclusivityPractice of welcoming all
- diversityState of varied elements
- multiculturalismCoexistence of diverse traditions
secularism · civil-liberties · environmentalism · pluralism · tolerance · activism · grassroots · feminism · sanctuary · decriminalization
transformation
Thorough change in form
- modernizationAdoption of current methods
- restructuringRearranging an existing framework
- overhaulComplete systematic repair
progressivism · amendment · liberalization · innovation · secularization · democratization · emancipation · revision · renewal
libertinism
Unrestrained indulgence in pleasure
- hedonismPursuit of gratification
- permissivenessTolerance of behavior others forbid
- decadenceMoral decline through excess
indulgence · nonrestrictive · leniency · nonjudgmental · liberalization · unconventional · open-mindedness · licentiousness · relativism · decriminalization
anarchism
Philosophy rejecting state authority
- libertarianismMinimal-government political philosophy
- antiestablishmentOpposed to dominant institutions
- antiauthoritarianismOpposition to imposed governance
secessionism · dissidence · abolitionism · revolutionary · iconoclasm · emancipation · sovereignty · self-determination · anti-institutionalism · nonconformity
laissez-faire
Noninterference in commerce
- free-marketUnregulated private exchange
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- privatizationState sells public assets
capitalism · globalization · individualism · voluntarism · decentralization · autonomy · nonintervention · unregulated · marketization · corporatism
ultraliberalismultraconservatism
Extreme political traditionalism
paleoconservatism · traditionalism · fascism · neoconservatism · theocracy
ultraliberalismmoderation
Avoidance of excess
centrism · bipartisanship · incrementalism · pragmatism · third way
ultraliberalismstate socialism
Government owns production means
communism · central planning · collectivism · economic nationalism · protectionism
liberal, liberalism, illiberal, liberality, neoliberal, neoliberalism, ultraliberal, illiberalism, ultraliberals