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Radical left can refer to:
- The radical left, an umbrella term to describe those who adhere explicitly and openly to revolutionary socialism, communism or anarchism – the "radical" qualifier tends in this case to denote a revolutionary fervor, and is a subset of, but should not be confused (as often is done by political pundits in the USA) with, the far left
- Ultra-left, a specific subset of the radical left adhering to ideologies such as left communism and some types of anarchism
- 18th/19th century Radicalism was a separate ideology, which was absorbed into progressive liberalism.
- Det Radikale Venstre – a social-liberal party in Denmark
- Parti Radical de Gauche – a social-liberal party in France
- Radical Left (France) – a liberal parliamentary group during the French Third Republic
- Radical Left Front, an alliance of political parties in Greece
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