Third way
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Third way is a common denominator for schools of thought that present themselves as an alternative to a traditional political dichotomy, most notably to that of left- and right-wing politics.
Specifically, Third way may refer to:
- Third way (centrism), or "radical centre", an economic and political idea that positions itself between democratic socialism and laissez-faire capitalism.
- Third Way (UK), a small political party in Britain (see also Third Position).
- Ulster Third Way, the Northern Ireland branch of the party.
- Third Way (Palestine), a minor centrist Palestinian political party.
- Third Way (health care), a semi-private health care plan advocated by Ralph Klein, premier of Alberta, Canada, in 2006.
See also:
- Direction - Social Democracy, a Slovakian political party formerly known as "Direction (the Third Way)".
