Editing Radical centrism (section)

=== Netherlands ===
According to the Dutch opinion magazine ''[[HP/De Tijd]]'', the Dutch political party [[Democrats 66|D66]] can be seen as radical centrist.<ref name=HP>Author unspecified (11 November 2011). "[https://www.hpdetijd.nl/2011-11-11/het-radicale-midden Het Radicale Midden]". ''[[HP/De Tijd]]''. Dutch-language publication. Retrieved 1 May 2018.</ref> Radical centrism is a possibility in another Dutch party as well. In a report presented in 2012 to the [[Christian Democratic Appeal]] (CDA) party, CDA member and former minister of social affairs [[Aart Jan de Geus]] recommends that the CDA develop itself into a radical centrist ''("radicale midden")'' party.<ref>Author unspecified (20 January 2012). "[https://www.cda.nl/actueel/nieuws/strategisch-beraad-presenteert-kiezen-en-verbinden-1 Strategisch Beraad presenteert: Kiezen en Verbinden]". [[Christian Democratic Appeal]] website. Dutch-language site. The English title of the report discussed here is "Making Choices and Connections". Retrieved 2 May 2018.</ref> The D66 has been seen as the more progressive and individualistic of the two parties, and the CDA as the more conservative and personalistic / communitarian.<ref name=HP/>