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There is a wide variety of political ideologies represented among non-inscrits. Several non-inscrit parties have represented notably [[Political culture of Gylias|colourful presences in Gylian politics]], including the satirical {{G-LSDP}}, the image-based {{G-ARENA}}, the anarcho-naturist {{G-LND}}, and the pro-nightlife {{G-PPFN}}.
There is a wide variety of political ideologies represented among non-inscrits. Several non-inscrit parties have represented notably [[Political culture of Gylias|colourful presences in Gylian politics]], including the satirical {{G-LSDP}}, the image-based {{G-ARENA}}, the anarcho-naturist {{G-LND}}, and the pro-nightlife {{G-PPFN}}.
Many non-inscrit parties participate in the [[Sigrid Eisen#Minor Party Alliance|Minor Party Alliance]].


==Current non-inscrits==
==Current non-inscrits==
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|{{flatlist|
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Left-libertarianism}}
* {{wpl|Left-libertarianism}}
* [[Anarchism in Gylias|market anarchism]]
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|market anarchism]]
* {{wpl|agorism}} }}
* {{wpl|agorism}} }}
|-
|-
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* {{wpl|Free love}}
* {{wpl|Free love}}
* {{wpl|LGBT rights}}
* {{wpl|LGBT rights}}
* [[Anarchism in Gylias|anarcho-naturism]] }}
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Lifestylism|anarcho-naturism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-LSDP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-LSDP}}
|LSDP
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Psychedelia}}
* [[acid communism]] }}
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-NAF/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-NAF/meta/color}}"|
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|NPP
|NPP
|{{wpl|Economic nationalism}}
|{{wpl|Economic nationalism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-PPFN/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PPFN}}
|PPFN
|[[Populism in Gylias|Populism]] (pro-{{wpl|nightlife}})
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-PP-CM/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-PP-CM/meta/color}}"|
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* [[Anarchism in Gylias|Synthesis anarchism]]
* [[Anarchism in Gylias|Synthesis anarchism]]
* {{wpl|big tent}} }}
* {{wpl|big tent}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-PPFN/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PPFN}}
|PPFN
|[[Populism in Gylias|Populism]] (pro-{{wpl|nightlife}})
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-Pirates/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-Pirates/meta/color}}"|
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|RFS
|RFS
|{{flatlist|
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias|Market anarchism]]
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|Market anarchism]]
* {{wpl|voluntaryism}}
* {{wpl|voluntaryism}}
* {{wpl|panarchy}} }}
* {{wpl|panarchy}} }}
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|RJU
|RJU
|{{wpl|Spiritual left}}
|{{wpl|Spiritual left}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-UNR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UNR}}
|UNR
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Big tent}}
* {{wpl|direct democracy}}
* {{wpl|participism}} }}
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-UI/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-UI/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UI}}
|{{G-UI}}
|UI
|UI
|[[Anarchism in Gylias|Individualist anarchism]]
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|Individualist anarchism]]
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|market anarchism]] }}
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-UM/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-UM/meta/color}}"|
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* {{wpl|cosmopolitanism}}
* {{wpl|cosmopolitanism}}
* {{wpl|localism (politics)|localism}} }}
* {{wpl|localism (politics)|localism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-UNR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UNR}}
|UNR
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Big tent}}
* {{wpl|direct democracy}}
* {{wpl|participism}} }}
|}
|}


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|{{G-MED}}
|{{G-MED}}
|MED
|MED
|[[Populism in Gylias|Left-wing populism]] ({{wpl|economic nationalism}})
|[[Populism in Gylias#Left-wing populism|Left-wing populism]] ({{wpl|economic nationalism}})
|1964
|1964
|1972
|1975
|-
| style="background:{{G-LSDP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-LSDP}}
|LSDP
|{{wpl|Satire}}
|1968
|2008
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-PFT/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-PFT/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PFT}}
|{{G-PFT}}
|PFT
|PFT
|[[Populism in Gylias|Right-wing populism]] ({{wpl|tax protester}})
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] ({{wpl|tax protester}})
|1968
|1968
|1981
|1981
|-
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-PFF/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:{{G-PFF/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PFF}}
|{{G-PFF}}
|PFF
|PFF
|[[Populism in Gylias|Right-wing populism]] (anti-{{wpl|vegetarianism}})
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] (anti-{{wpl|vegetarianism}})
|1975
|1975
|[[Dérive au droite|1988]]
|[[Dérive au droite|1988]]
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|{{G-AFP}}
|{{G-AFP}}
|AFP
|AFP
|[[Populism in Gylias|Right-wing populism]] ({{wpl|anti-environmentalism}})
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] ({{wpl|anti-environmentalism}})
|1979
|1979
|[[Dérive au droite|1989]]
|[[Dérive au droite|1989]]
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|{{G-CRFP}}
|{{G-CRFP}}
|CRFP
|CRFP
|[[Populism in Gylias|Right-wing populism]] (pro-fishing)
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] (pro-fishing)
|1990
|1990
|[[Dérive au droite|2003]]
|[[Dérive au droite|2003]]
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|{{G-PCF}}
|{{G-PCF}}
|PCF
|PCF
|[[Populism in Gylias|Right-wing populism]] (pro-consumption)
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] (pro-consumption)
|1990
|1990
|[[Dérive au droite|2006]]
|[[Dérive au droite|2006]]
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While not grouped into {{wpl|electoral bloc}}s, non-inscrit parties can align with blocs based on shared ideologies.
While not grouped into {{wpl|electoral bloc}}s, non-inscrit parties can align with blocs based on shared ideologies.


The APP, FLP, GP, Pirates, and PP-CM and RJU are on the left-wing. The APP, FLP, and RJU have been reliable {{G-PA/meta/shortname}} allies. The Greens, Pirates and PP-CM follow a more independent leftist course, but still cooperate with the PA.
The APP, FLP, GP, LSDP, Pirates, and PP-CM and RJU are on the left-wing. The APP, FLP, and RJU have been reliable {{G-PA/meta/shortname}} allies. The GP, LSDP, Pirates and PP-CM follow a more independent leftist course, but still cooperate with the PA.


The LND and NPP are considered centre-left parties. The NPP's economic ideology places it somewhat closer to the {{G-LU/meta/shortname}}, but it has aligned with leftist parties on certain policy issues. The LND has historically preferred to cooperate with the PA, but has also joined a [[Mathilde Vieira government|coalition]] with the LU and NAF.
The LND and NPP are considered centre-left parties. The NPP's economic ideology places it somewhat closer to the {{G-LU/meta/shortname}}, but it has aligned with leftist parties on certain policy issues. The LND has historically preferred to cooperate with the PA, but has also joined a [[Mathilde Vieira government|coalition]] with the LU and NAF.
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The UNR is a centre-right party, which has aligned with the {{G-CG/meta/shortname}} and {{G-NB/meta/shortname}}.
The UNR is a centre-right party, which has aligned with the {{G-CG/meta/shortname}} and {{G-NB/meta/shortname}}.


The FVU, UI, and RFS represent the centre-right branch of [[Anarchism in Gylias|Gylian anarchism]]. Depending on the issue, they may either align with the centre-right NB, or form a pan-anarchist alliance with the PP-CM.
The FVU, UI, and RFS represent the [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|centre-right]] branch of [[Anarchism in Gylias|Gylian anarchism]]. Depending on the issue, they may either align with the centre-right NB, or form a pan-anarchist alliance with the PP-CM.


Historical "molehill parties" such as the AFP, CRFP, PCF, PFF, and PFT were right-wing parties. They rejected alliances with the NB, and instead aligned with the parties that would form the {{G-UFP/meta/shortname}}.
Historical [[Populism in Gylias#History|"molehill parties"]] such as the AFP, CRFP, PCF, PFF, and PFT were right-wing parties. They rejected alliances with the NB, and instead aligned with the parties that would form the {{G-UFP/meta/shortname}}.


The ARENA is nominally {{wpl|far-right politics|far-right}} in presentation, but in practice functions as a {{wpl|big tent}} {{wpl|joke party}}.
The ARENA is nominally {{wpl|far-right politics|far-right}} in presentation, but in practice functions as a {{wpl|big tent}} {{wpl|joke party}}.

Latest revision as of 07:59, 12 May 2023

Non-inscrits (abbreviated NI, French: "unattached") is a term in Gylian politics for parties that have not formed an electoral bloc. The term also encompasses independent politicians and parliamentarians.

There is a wide variety of political ideologies represented among non-inscrits. Several non-inscrit parties have represented notably colourful presences in Gylian politics, including the satirical LSD Party, the image-based National Reconstruction Alliance, the anarcho-naturist Love, Nature, Democracy, and the pro-nightlife People's Party for a Flourishing Nightlife.

Many non-inscrit parties participate in the Minor Party Alliance.

Current non-inscrits

Party Main ideology
Animal Protection Party APP
National Reconstruction Alliance ARENA
Free Land Party FLP
Free and Voluntaryist Union FVU
Green Party GP
Humanist Party HP
Independent Regional Alliance for Minorities IRAM
Love, Nature, Democracy LND
LSD Party LSDP
New Alliance for the Future NAF
New People's Party NPP Economic nationalism
People Power-Citizens' Movement PP-CM
People's Party for a Flourishing Nightlife PPFN Populism (pro-nightlife)
Pirate Party Pirates
Rally for a Free Society RFS
Renewal and Justice Union RJU Spiritual left
Union of Independents UI
Urban Movement UM
Union for a New Republic UNR

Defunct non-inscrits

Party Main ideology Founded Dissolved
Movement for Emancipation and Democracy MED Left-wing populism (economic nationalism) 1964 1975
Party for Free Traders PFT Right-wing populism (tax protester) 1968 1981
Party for Freedom of Food PFF Right-wing populism (anti-vegetarianism) 1975 1988
Automobile Freedom Party AFP Right-wing populism (anti-environmentalism) 1979 1989
Coastal Rally for Fishing Preservation CRFP Right-wing populism (pro-fishing) 1990 2003
Party of Consumers for Freedom PCF Right-wing populism (pro-consumption) 1990 2006

Political alignments

While not grouped into electoral blocs, non-inscrit parties can align with blocs based on shared ideologies.

The APP, FLP, GP, LSDP, Pirates, and PP-CM and RJU are on the left-wing. The APP, FLP, and RJU have been reliable PA allies. The GP, LSDP, Pirates and PP-CM follow a more independent leftist course, but still cooperate with the PA.

The LND and NPP are considered centre-left parties. The NPP's economic ideology places it somewhat closer to the LU, but it has aligned with leftist parties on certain policy issues. The LND has historically preferred to cooperate with the PA, but has also joined a coalition with the LU and NAF.

The IRAM, HP, and NAF are centrist parties, which may align with the centre-left or centre-right. The IRAM has been part of every Gylian federal government.

The UM and PPFN represent urban and demopolitan issues, and are open to allying with the centre-left and centre-right.

The UNR is a centre-right party, which has aligned with the CG and NB.

The FVU, UI, and RFS represent the centre-right branch of Gylian anarchism. Depending on the issue, they may either align with the centre-right NB, or form a pan-anarchist alliance with the PP-CM.

Historical "molehill parties" such as the AFP, CRFP, PCF, PFF, and PFT were right-wing parties. They rejected alliances with the NB, and instead aligned with the parties that would form the UFP.

The ARENA is nominally far-right in presentation, but in practice functions as a big tent joke party.

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