Third Position, also known as the Third Way, or Tercerism are political ideologies which seek to transcend File:Lib.png Liberalism and File:Ormarxf.png Marxism—going "beyond the left and right"—typically going for File:Corptism.png Corporatism or other non-mainstream economic systems like File:Sorelia.png National Syndicalism, File:Distributist.png Distributism^[1] or File:NonMarxSoc.png Non-Marxist Socialism. They also tend to criticize File:World.png globalization, File:Multicult.png multiculturalism and File:Imp.png imperialism. The third position often gets equated with File:Fash.png Fascism, but this is false as Italian Fascism is a variant of Third Positionist thinking. Most, but not all, Third Positionist movements, however, can be considered File:QuasiFash.png quasi-fascist since they orient their views around the preservation, elevation, or dominance of an in-group (especially a nation, religion, or language).^[2] The category is not representative of the specific Third Positionist Movement in Italy.