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In discussions of mid-twentieth century European international politics, [[Communism]] & [[Socialism]] is usually called "left-wing" and [[Nationalism]] ([[Nazism]]/[[Facism]]) "right-wing", no matter how inaccurate, at times, such generalizations are.

In discussions of mid-twentieth century European international politics, [[Communism]] & [[Socialism]] is usually called "left-wing" and [[Nationalism]] ([[Nazism]]/[[Facism]]) "right-wing", no matter how inaccurate, at times, such generalizations are.

The Left-Right theory does not explain how international coalitions come about. For example, the [[Atlantic Charter]] which gave birth to [[NATO]] was a statement of common objectives was inaugurated by the progressive [[Franklin Roosevelt]] and monarchist [[Tory]] [[Winston Churchill]]. Nor the common objectives pursued by [[George H. W. Bush]] and [[Shimon Peres]] of the Isreali Labor Party. Nor the alliance of [[George W. Bush]] and [[Tony Blair]], to name only a few from a multitude of examples.

The Left-Right theory does not explain how international coalitions come about. For example, the [[Atlantic Charter]] which gave birth to [[NATO]] was a statement of common objectives and inaugurated by the progressive [[Franklin Roosevelt]] and monarchist [[Tory]] [[Winston Churchill]]. Nor the common objectives pursued by [[George H. W. Bush]] and [[Shimon Peres]] of the Isreali Labor Party. Nor the alliance of [[George W. Bush]] and [[Tony Blair]], to name only a few from a multitude of examples.

==Criticisms of a one-dimensional political spectrum==

==Criticisms of a one-dimensional political spectrum==