green liberalism
{'<entity_0>': 'green liberalism', '<entity_1>': 'green politics', '<entity_2>': 'liberalism'}
[['green liberalism', 'subclass of', 'liberalism'], ['green liberalism', 'subclass of', 'green politics']]
<entity_0>, or liberal environmentalism, is <entity_2> that includes <entity_1> in its ideology. On economic issues, <entity_1> liberals take a position somewhere between classical <entity_2> (on the center/center-right) and social <entity_2> (on the center/center-left): <entity_1> liberals may favor slightly less government involvement than social liberals, but far more than classical liberals. Some <entity_1> liberals practice free-market environmentalism and thus share some values with rightist classical <entity_2> or libertarianism. One kind of <entity_0> is called <entity_1> neoliberalism, which became significant and increasingly prominent in world institutions beginning in the 1980s.
['political ideology']