Socialist Alliance (Australia)

Summary

• The Socialist Alliance was founded in 2001 as an alliance of socialist organisations in Australia, initiated by the Democratic Socialist Party and the International Socialist Organisation and founded along with 6 other socialist groups. The alliance grew to a point where most of its members were not members of any of the affiliate organisations, and successive national conferences moved to take the Alliance in the direction of becoming a united socialist party, following the model of the Scottish Socialist Party (which also started off as an alliance) rather than as a broad electoral front like the Socialist Alliance in the United Kingdom or the Anti-Capitalist Alliance in New Zealand.

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Related Topics

• Democratic Socialist Party
• New Zealand
• Scottish Socialist Party
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• Socialist Party
• The Alliance
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• The Model
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• United Kingdom
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