social action

Actions in which the interaction with other people is of primary importance, as in situations studied in game theory. Also actions in which the agent is a plurality, a ‘we’ rather than an ‘I’. It is tempting to reduce this latter category to an aggregate of individual actions, but this kind of reduction or decomposition is not in general available. Social holists emphasize the reality of the collective agent; others try to dampen it down.

Social Action Azione Sociale
Italian National Party
Leader	Alessandra Mussolini
Coalition	House of Freedoms
Political ideology	Nationalism, National conservatism, Neo-fascism
Membership	unknown
Official newspaper	Azione
Website	http://www.azionesociale.net
See also	Politics of Italy Political parties in Italy Elections in Italy

Social Action (Azione Sociale, AS), previously known as Freedom of Action (Libertà d'Azione, LdA), is an Italian neo-fascist political party, led by Alessandra Mussolini, and a splinter group from Alleanza Nazionale.

Mussolini had resigned from AN on 28 November, 2003, following the visit of party leader and deputy prime minister Gianfranco Fini to Israel, where he described fascism as "an absolute evil" during an apology for Italy's role in the Axis Powers during the Second World War. Following her resignation, Mussolini formed this party to offer an uncompromising form of Neo-fascism and to serve as an opposition group to the Fini's modernisation.

Political parties in Italy (complete version, historical parties)
The Union	Democratic Party – Communist Refoundation Party – Democratic Left Minor: Party of Italian Communists – Italy of Values – Federation of the Greens – UDEUR Populars – Italian Democratic Socialists – Italian Radicals Micro: Liberal Democrats – Democratic Union – Italian Democratic Socialist Party – United Consumers Regional: South Tyrolean People's Party – Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party – Valdotanian Renewal
House of Freedoms	Forza Italia – National Alliance – Union of Christian and Centre Democrats – Lega Nord Minor: The Right – Christian Democracy for the Autonomies – Movement for Autonomy – Pensioners' Party – Tricolour Flame – Social Action Micro: Italian Republican Party – Liberal Reformers – New Italian Socialist Party – Italians in the World Regional: Veneto for the EPP – Sardinian Reformers – Sardinian People's Party – Sardinian Democratic Union – New Sicily
Others	Micro: Italian Associations in South America – Socialist Party Regional: Valdotanian Union – Edelweiss Aosta Valley – Autonomist Federation – Union for South Tyrol – The Libertarians – North-East Project – Sardinian Action Party Complete list
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