Non-inscrits (Gylias)

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 anarcho-naturist Love, Nature, Democracy, and the pro-nightlife People's Party for a Flourishing Nightlife.

Current non-inscrits

Party			Main ideology
	Animal Protection Party	APP	Animal rights animal welfare environmentalism
	Free Land Party	FLP	Agrarian socialism Georgism
	Free and Voluntaryist Union	FVU	Left-libertarianism market anarchism agorism
	Green Party	GP	Green politics eco-socialism
	Humanist Party	HP	Humanism secular humanism
	Independent Regional Alliance for Minorities	IRAM	Minority politics regionalism
	Love, Nature, Democracy	LND	Free love LGBT rights anarcho-naturism
	New Alliance for the Future	NAF	Techno-progressivism syncretic politics
	New People's Party	NPP	Economic nationalism
	People's Party for a Flourishing Nightlife	PPFN	Populism (pro-nightlife)
	People Power-Citizens' Movement	PP-CM	Synthesis anarchism big tent
	Pirate Party	Pirates	Pirate politics direct democracy
	Rally for a Free Society	RFS	Market anarchism voluntaryism panarchy
	Renewal and Justice Union	RJU	Spiritual left
	Union for a New Republic	UNR	Big tent direct democracy participism
	Union of Independents	UI	Individualist anarchism
	Urban Movement	UM	Demopolitanism cosmopolitanism localism

Defunct non-inscrits

Party			Main ideology	Founded	Dissolved
	National Reconstruction Alliance	ARENA	Post-Futurism	1962	1989
	Movement for Emancipation and Democracy	MED	Left-wing populism (economic nationalism)	1964	1972
	LSD Party	LSDP	Satire	1968	2008
	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, Pirates, and PP-CM and RJU are on the left-wing. The APP, FLP, and RJU have been reliable PA allies. The Greens, 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's exact ideological position was unclear. While its presentation tended to be far-right, it focused more on Futurist-inspired national mysticism than practical politics, and its social and economic policies trended vaguely leftist. It occupied a self-described fringe position but did not oppose the Golden Revolution, was hostile to the FROS, and opposed the dérive au droite.