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Third Way may refer to:
Political philosophies
- Syncretic politics, a politics outside of the conventional left–right political spectrum
- Third Position, a revolutionary nationalist political position
- Third Way, a political position advocating a varying synthesis of right-wing and left-wing policies
- Third Way, The Hindu Way, a socioeconomic philosophy
- Third International Theory, the model of government espoused by the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi
- The Third camp, the Trotskyist branch of Communism
Political parties
- Third Way (France)
- Third Way (Israel)
- Third Way (political party), a Palestinian political party
- Third Way (United Kingdom)
- Ulster Third Way, a Northern Ireland branch of the British party
Publications
- The Third Way: The Renewal of Social Democracy, a 1998 book by British sociologist Anthony Giddens
- Third Ways, a 2007 book by Allan C. Carlson
- Third Way (magazine), a British Christian current affairs magazine
Other
- Third Way (think tank), a United States public policy think tank
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