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| Founded
| 1905
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|Headquarters
| Christiansborg 1240 København K
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|Political ideology
| Social Liberalism
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| Liberal International
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|Website
| http://www.radikale.dk
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Det Radikale Venstre (literally: The Radical Left, but officially translated by the party as Danish Social Liberal Party), is a social liberal party in Denmark.
The party president is Søren Bald and it has seventeen members of parliament. By far the most prominent member, however, is parliament group leader and spokesperson Marianne Jelved, former vice prime minister and minister of economic affairs. The party is currently in opposition.
The party performed well at the 2005 elections, adding 8 seats to its group. It now has 17 seats with 9.2 % of the popular vote. The party remains in opposition to the right-wing coalition, led by the Liberal Party.
Lately the party has been inspired by Richard Florida's book "The rise of the Creative Class". The party have also released their own book/political program called "Det kreative Danmark" (The Creative Denmark).
