Socialist Workers Party
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There are various political parties using the name Socialist Workers' Party throughout the world. Socialist Workers' Parties include:
- Belgium - Socialist Workers Party/Revolutionary Communist League, Belgian section of the reunified Fourth International.
- Brazil - Unified Socialist Workers' Party
- Croatia - Socialist Workers Party
- Denmark - Socialist Workers Party, Danish section of the reunified Fourth International.
- Greece - Socialist Workers Party, a member of the International Socialist Tendency (IST).
- Hungary - Socialist Workers Party
- Ireland - Socialist Workers Party, a member of the IST.
- Luxembourg - Socialist Workers Party
- Peru - Socialist Workers Party (LIT-CI), Socialist Workers Party (UIT-CI)
- Romania - Socialist Workers Party
- Spain - Socialist Workers Party
- United Kingdom - Socialist Workers Party, which is the dominant section of the IST.
- United States - Socialist Workers Party, which is the dominant section of the Pathfinder tendency, a breakaway from the reunified Fourth International.
Parties previously known as Socialist Workers' Parties:
- Australia - Democratic Socialist Perspective, a former section of the reunified Fourth International.
- Hungary - Hungarian Socialist Party
- Netherlands - Socialist Alternative Politics
- Nicaragua - Communist Party of Nicaragua (1967-1970)
- Palestine - Palestine Communist Party
- New Zealand - Socialist Worker (Aotearoa)
Parties which no longer exist:
- Finland - Socialist Workers Party
- Germany - Socialist Workers Party
- Mexico - Socialist Workers' Party
- Sweden - Socialist Workers Party of Sweden
[edit] See also
- Labour Party
- Communist Workers Party
- National Workers Party
- United Workers' Party
- Workers' Party
- List of political parties
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