bevegelsesaksen

Bevegelsesaksen, also known as the Movement Axis, is a political term used in Norway to describe a coalition of political parties that share a common ideology of social liberalism and progressive values. The term was coined in the early 2000s to describe the political landscape in Norway, where the Labour Party, the Centre Party, and the Socialist Left Party often formed a governing coalition. This coalition is characterized by its support for social welfare programs, environmental protection, and progressive social policies.

The Movement Axis is distinct from the Conservative Axis, which includes the Conservative Party, the Christian Democratic Party, and the Liberal Party. While the Movement Axis focuses on social and economic equality, the Conservative Axis emphasizes individual freedom, limited government intervention, and traditional values.

The Movement Axis has been a dominant force in Norwegian politics since the 1930s, with the Labour Party being the longest-serving governing party in Norway's history. The coalition has faced challenges and shifts in composition over the years, but it remains a significant political force in the country. The Movement Axis is known for its ability to adapt to changing societal needs and political landscapes, making it a resilient and influential political bloc in Norway.