Neo-Ergatism

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The flag of Neo-Ergatism, a combination of the flag of Ergatism and the Irish tricolour.

Neo-Ergatism, more commonly known as Euro-Ergatism, was a branch of Ergatism, an ideology formulated by Conor Newman, which was referred to by Neo-Ergatists as Old Ergatism. The terms 'Neo-Ergatist', 'Euro-Ergatist', 'Neo-Ergatism' and 'Euro-Ergatist' were all coined by political theorist Thomas Jacobs. Neo-Ergatism held itself to the belief that Old Ergatism was a flawed and contradictory ideology, as it held both free market and regulationest views on economics and a contradiction of authoritarianism and libertarianism.

Neo-Ergatism set out itself as a semi free-market, Hibernophillic, Irish nationalist, and political Catholic ideology, holding the belief that a free market was most beneficial to the wellbeing of the masses, whilst being in favour of a Catholic traditionalist outlook on society. Uniquely in Ergatism, it was both Irish nationalist and Hibernophillic, and proposed the spread of Irish culture, its language and beliefs into a destined “Hibernophone world”, and was fanatically against anti-Irish sentiment.

Parties espousing Neo-Ergatism

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