ILP

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ILP is a former British socialist political party that played a key role in the early development of the Labour movement in the United Kingdom.

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instanceOf political party
associatedWith trade union movement in the United Kingdom
category defunct political parties in the United Kingdom
socialist parties in the United Kingdom
country United Kingdom
focus labour rights
representation of working-class interests
social reform
founded 1893
foundingCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
foundingLocation Bradford NERFINISHED
fullName Independent Labour Party NERFINISHED
goal economic equality
independent political representation for labour
social justice
hadYouthWing ILP Guild of Youth NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
ideology democratic socialism
socialism
influenced Labour Party (UK) NERFINISHED
inspired later left-wing currents within the Labour Party (UK)
keyFigure Fenner Brockway NERFINISHED
James Maxton NERFINISHED
Jimmy Maxton NERFINISHED
John Bruce Glasier NERFINISHED
Katherine Glasier NERFINISHED
Keir Hardie NERFINISHED
Philip Snowden NERFINISHED
Ramsay MacDonald NERFINISHED
language English
movement British labour movement NERFINISHED
notableFor contributing to the formation of the Labour Party (UK)
promoting independent working-class political representation
operatedIn House of Commons of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
opposed laissez-faire capitalism
organizationalType mass membership party
playedRoleIn early development of the Labour movement in the United Kingdom
politicalPosition left-wing
publication Labour Leader NERFINISHED
The New Leader NERFINISHED
region Great Britain NERFINISHED
shortName ILP
status defunct
supported parliamentary democracy
welfare state measures
wasAffiliatedWith Labour Party (UK) NERFINISHED

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