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IDEOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF THE CENTRE-RIGHT A definition of the term "centre-right" is necessarily broad and approximate because political terms have varying meanings in different countries. Generally parties of the centre-right support Liberal Democracy , Capitalism and the Market Economy , private Property Rights and the existence of the State in some form. They generally oppose Socialism and the use of Violence as a political tool. Such a definition generally includes political parties that base their ideology and policies upon Conservative , Christian Democratic or Liberal beliefs. However, some liberal parties would not regard themselves as being centre-right. A problem in the definition of the centre-right is whether to include populist right-wing parties such as the Freedom Party Of Austria , the Danish People's Party or the Law And Justice (PiS) party in Poland . While the Freedom Party and the Danish People's Party would generally be considered too extreme, parties such as Law and Justice are both Populist and conservative, and so may sometimes be considered centre-right. EXAMPLES OF CENTRE-RIGHT PARTIES Examples of centre-right political parties include:
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