single-party government". At the end of the 1980s the Fundis founded the Left Forum. In 1990 a group of prominent eco-socialists left the party, in 1991 a group of deep greens also left. Some of those joined the PDS and others founded their own party. In 1998 the Greens joined the federal cabinet, a final victory for the Realos. In the following years the division between realos and Fundis became less important. Other uses In the Green Party of Canada and the Flemish party Agalev-party the term was also used to describe similar conflicts. In France conflicts between 'Fundi' and 'Realo' led to several splits within the Green Party, resulting in a 'pleiade' of green parties. In an article on the Greens/Green Party USA’s website, the organization characterized the split between itself and the Green Party of the United States (GPUS) as akin to the fundi–realo split in the German Greens, with itself being the fundi wing and GPUS the realos. The term has been used to describe the ideological differences within the Australian Greens and its member parties. See also Realpolitik Fundamentalists and gradualists, similar divide in the Scottish National Party Pur et dur and Étapisme, similar divide in the Quebec sovereignty movement Reformist socialism and Possibilism, gradualist tendencies in the socialist movement Revolutionary socialism and Impossibilism, revolutionary tendencies in the socialist movement Centrist Marxism intermediate tendency in the socialist movement Libertarian possibilism, current in the Spanish anarchist movement supporting participation in parliamentary politics References Alliance 90/The Greens Green politics History of environmentalism Political party factions in Germany