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Liberal Agenda - This site is not an official site of the Liberal Party or of the Liberal Democrats. It exists to further the interests of Liberals in the United Kingdom and ensure the survival of traditional Liberal Values.
Liberal International - The worldwide federation of liberal parties, ranging from left-liberal to market liberal/moderate libertarian. Site provides information about the functions of the organization, shopping, links to member parties and organizations, news releases, and event calendar.
Chris Holt: Liberalism - A "quasi-FAQ" about liberalism, from a left-liberal point of view.
Classical Liberalism - Wikipedia - Encyclopedia article examines the classical liberal school and notes distinctions between it and other schools of thought within liberalism such as libertarianism and New Liberalism.
Liberal Party of Canada - Federal Liberal Party - History, policies, structure and issues of the Liberal Party of Canada, including information on the Prime Minister, cabinet ministers, and Liberal members of parliament.
Liberalism - En sida om liberalism och liberal politik.
Proud To Be Liberal - Why Liberal Values are American Values - Essay by Brian Elroy McKinley details the tenets of liberal thought and dispel the misconceptions often put forth by conservative rhetoric.
Liberal Feminist Theory - Short description of liberal feminism.
Liberal Democrat History Group - Researching historical topics, particularly those relating to the Liberal Democrats, Liberal Party and the SDP. Site includes a detailed history of the Liberal Party and its successors, bibliographies and other resources.
Liberal Nationalism: The Nation as a Basis for Liberal Democracy - Documentary sources on the history of liberal nationalism.

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Liberal International British Group - The Liberal International British Group is a UK organisation which promotes the work of The Liberal International and assists with contacts between UK Liberal Democrats and worldwide Liberal movements. The Liberal International British Group works actively with Liberal and Democratic parties and other sister organisations throughout the world, particularly through membership of Liberal International, the world-wide federation of liberal political parties.
Small-l liberal - The term small-l liberal, or wet, or moderate is used, particularly in reference to Australian and Canadian politics, to distinguish between holders of an ideology of liberalism and adherents to either the Liberal Party of Australia or the Liberal Party of Canada (capital L). The term is also used in other countries which have Liberal parties to distinguish liberal thinkers in general from supporters of the Liberal Party.
Liberal elite - Liberal elite and liberal elitist are terms used by some ideological opponents of liberalism to refer pejoratively to affluent liberals, who, their opponents claim, are elitist and disconnected from the rest of society (note also the US term limousine liberal, the Irish term "smoked salmon liberal", or latte liberal as synonyms). ...
Liberal Party (UK, 1989) - The Liberal Party is a United Kingdom political party. It was formed in 1989 by a group of people who felt that the merger of the old Liberal Party with the Social Democratic Party to form the Liberal Democrats had ended the spirit of the Liberal Party, claiming that the new Liberal Democrat party was dominated by Social Democrats.
Liberal Future - Liberal Future was a British market liberal think tank dedicated to the pursuit of encouraging new thinking amongst liberals both within and without the Liberal Democrats party. The think tank believed that the Liberal Democrats would benefit from a clear understanding of its liberal heritage and principles so that these may be used as ...