Liberal Party

Liberal Party

Liberal Party is the name of dozens of political parties around the world. It usually designates a party that is ideologically liberal, meaning that they advocate individual rights and civil liberties, and sometimes left wing, meaning that they are egalitarian and believe in the redistribution of wealth from rich to poor. However, there are also some Liberal Parties which subscribe to classical liberalism and therefore support a mostly unregulated free market.

Present-day parties

Defunct parties of the name

In combination

The term "Liberal" is also used in combination with:
*"Democratic" see|Liberal Democratic Party
*"National" see|National Liberal Party
*"New" see|New Liberal Party
*"People's" see|Liberal People's Party
*"Progressive" see|Progressive Liberal Party
*"Radical" see|Radical Liberal Party
*"Reform" see|Liberal Reform Party
*"Social" see|Social Liberal Party

ee also

*Free Democratic Party
*Freedom Party
*Liberal International
*Liberal parties
*List of liberal parties
*Radical Party


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