Left-Liberalism

Left-Liberalism
Anthem	Worker's Marseillaise
Alignment	Center-Left
Key Principles	Progressivism Mixed-Economics Social Welfare
Values

Left-Liberalism is a collection of related center-left ideologies that commonly have progressive viewpoints on social issues and support a mixed economy or social welfare in order to reform capitalism into a more friendly system. In modern times, Left-Liberal ideologies are most visible in the People's Democratic Union coalitions of the Yatan-Theian Accord's government.

Sub-Ideologies

• Feminism: A movement advocating for the emancipation of women and gender equality.
• Progressivism: A movement calling for the dismantling of oppressive traditions and social constructs in return for social advancement.
• Social Authoritarianism: An authoritarian system that advocates for a strictly regulated welfarist economy guided by a strict state.
• Social Democracy: A system advocating for liberal democracy, social welfare programs, regulations, and progressivism.
• State Capitalism: A system where the government plays an active role in capitalist activity, often via fully government-owned corporations or via government-owned shares within corporations in order to achieve state-directed planning of the economy.