Populist Social Liberalism

Populist Social Liberalism (PopSocLib), also called National Social Liberalism (NatSocLib) is an unofficial political ideology that places in the Center-Left side of the compass.

It is Culturally Left, believing in principe like ,   and.

This ideology embrace however a, with both   and.

This society can be mostly based as a  state but also can work as an   state. It is often a  system but can be any sorts of government as long as it makes sense.

For example,  and   are not compatible with this ideology because of the importance of the state and the people.

History
Populist Social Liberalism is the union of  and   in a more modern way. Historically, France had some sort of this ideology with   after the war ;  India was ruled over by a strict dirigist state but helped his econmy to grow;  Singapore developed some sort of  State Capitalism and have good human rights in general ;  China uses the same policy as a shift to communism, they have a great economy but poor liberties ;  Taiwan and  Norway are amongst the freer countries while having a great economy.

[[File:Cball-France.png]] France
Post-war French governments took in hands the economy of the state by the mean of  and  Voluntaryism causing an economic growth. The main plan was indicative planning as a guideline for optimal investment. Dirigism offer cheap prices for the infrastructure and the transportation system while volontaryism enphatized modernization of the state.

[[File:Cball-India.png]] India
After the British ruled over India, the state adopted a strong dirigist government that had public markets and a regulation for businesses. The state owned infrastructures, transportations, banks, farms and industries. India had indirect control over every industries except technologies and consomer goods.

[[File:Cball-Singapore.png]] Singapore
Modern day Singapore have a free-market economy but also have state-owned enterprise like Airlines, Telecoms, Technologies and Medias but also open those sectors for a competitive position.

[[File:Cball-China.png]] China
We can call China a State capitalist state even if they call themselves Socialists to maintain a large number of jobs and to maximize the state's profit. However they have poor human rights and freedom.

[[File:Cball-Taiwan.png]] Taiwan
Taiwan had a strong State capitalist policy during the Kuomitang dictatorship but shifted into the investisment of compagnies in the late 1980s. The country is rated among the most "Free" nation in Asia since the 1990s.

[[File:Cball-Norway.png]] Norway
Norway have one of the best State Capitalism policy, owning lots of publicly listed compagnies while letting markets free by owning no more than 15% of any Norvegian compagnies. Norway also have the best Human Development Index since 15 years.