| − | '''National liberalism''' is a variant of [[classical liberalism]], consisting of a combination of issues and policies which form a core of liberalism to[[Nationalism|nationalist]] positions on migration, citizenship, international relations and trade. The term is also used to describe a number of past and current [[Europe]]an political parties that have been active on the subject. The basic concepts of national liberalism were formed in the 19th century, when [[Liberal conservatism|conservative liberals]] influenced European political life and superseded the [[Monarchy|monarchists]]. | + | '''National liberalism''' is a variant of [[classical liberalism]], consisting of a combination of issues and policies which form a core of liberalism to [[Nationalism|nationalist]] positions on migration, citizenship, international relations and trade. The term is also used to describe a number of past and current [[Europe]]an political parties that have been active on the subject. The basic concepts of national liberalism were formed in the 19th century, when [[Liberal conservatism|conservative liberals]] influenced European political life and superseded the [[Monarchy|monarchists]]. |