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31 ideologies, one shape each

These are the profiles your result is matched against. Each fingerprint shows the typical position of the ideology on all 12 axes — long petals mark its defining commitments.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 88%Liberty: Freedom 62%Nation: Global 72%Force: Peace 60%Culture: Pluralist 70%Ownership: Collective 70%Markets: BalancedTrade: BalancedFaith: Secular 72%Tradition: Progressive 76%Technology: Balanced
Centre-left

Social Democracy

Keeps a market economy but builds a large welfare state, strong unions and high taxes to reduce inequality — the Nordic model is the classic example.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 92%Liberty: Freedom 66%Nation: Global 72%Force: Peace 72%Culture: Pluralist 76%Ownership: Collective 88%Markets: Planned 72%Trade: BalancedFaith: Secular 76%Tradition: Progressive 82%Technology: Balanced
Left

Democratic Socialism

Wants much of the economy owned or run collectively, but reached through elections and civil liberties rather than revolution.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 86%Liberty: Freedom 76%Nation: Global 76%Force: Peace 60%Culture: Pluralist 76%Ownership: BalancedMarkets: BalancedTrade: Open trade 72%Faith: Secular 72%Tradition: Progressive 86%Technology: Acceleration 66%
Centre-left

Social Liberalism

Pairs personal freedom and civil rights with a government that tackles poverty, discrimination and unequal opportunity.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 85%Liberty: Freedom 60%Nation: Global 80%Force: Peace 62%Culture: Pluralist 86%Ownership: Collective 64%Markets: BalancedTrade: BalancedFaith: Secular 78%Tradition: Progressive 92%Technology: Acceleration 62%
Centre-left

Progressivism

Pushes for social reform — equality, minority rights, climate action — using an active, regulating government.

Power: Local 62%Rule: Democracy 82%Liberty: Freedom 86%Nation: BalancedForce: BalancedCulture: BalancedOwnership: Private 78%Markets: Free market 85%Trade: Open trade 86%Faith: Secular 62%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Acceleration 62%
Liberal

Classical Liberalism

Limited government, rule of law, free markets and free speech; the state exists mainly to protect individual rights.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 76%Liberty: BalancedNation: Global 80%Force: BalancedCulture: Pluralist 62%Ownership: Private 75%Markets: Free market 80%Trade: Open trade 95%Faith: Secular 60%Tradition: Progressive 60%Technology: Acceleration 72%
Centre-right

Neoliberalism

Favours deregulation, privatisation, free trade and global markets, usually with a moderate social outlook.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 76%Liberty: BalancedNation: BalancedForce: BalancedCulture: BalancedOwnership: BalancedMarkets: BalancedTrade: Open trade 60%Faith: BalancedTradition: BalancedTechnology: Balanced
Centre

Centrism

Avoids strong commitments on either side, preferring pragmatic, incremental compromise between competing views.

Power: Local 80%Rule: Democracy 76%Liberty: Freedom 95%Nation: BalancedForce: Peace 62%Culture: BalancedOwnership: Private 90%Markets: Free market 94%Trade: Open trade 90%Faith: Secular 66%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Acceleration 72%
Libertarian

Libertarianism

Maximum personal and economic freedom, minimal state: low taxes, free markets and few laws on private behaviour.

Power: Local 98%Rule: Democracy 62%Liberty: Freedom 98%Nation: National 60%Force: Peace 66%Culture: BalancedOwnership: Private 96%Markets: Free market 100%Trade: Open trade 96%Faith: Secular 66%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Acceleration 78%
Libertarian

Anarcho-Capitalism

Abolishes the state entirely; security, courts and roads would be provided by competing private firms.

Power: Local 98%Rule: Democracy 88%Liberty: Freedom 92%Nation: Global 78%Force: Peace 76%Culture: Pluralist 82%Ownership: Collective 98%Markets: BalancedTrade: Protection 62%Faith: Secular 86%Tradition: Progressive 86%Technology: Balanced
Anarchist

Anarcho-Communism

No state, no private property: free communities share the means of production and organise from the bottom up.

Power: Local 86%Rule: Democracy 92%Liberty: Freedom 86%Nation: Global 76%Force: Peace 72%Culture: Pluralist 80%Ownership: Collective 86%Markets: BalancedTrade: BalancedFaith: Secular 80%Tradition: Progressive 86%Technology: Balanced
Left

Libertarian Socialism

Anti-authoritarian socialism built on worker co-operatives, local councils and voluntary federation.

Power: Local 66%Rule: Democracy 86%Liberty: Freedom 64%Nation: Global 80%Force: Peace 86%Culture: Pluralist 80%Ownership: Collective 90%Markets: Planned 72%Trade: Protection 70%Faith: Secular 76%Tradition: Progressive 86%Technology: Caution 76%
Left

Eco-Socialism

Sees capitalism as the root of the ecological crisis; wants a planned, collectively owned and low-growth economy.

Power: Local 70%Rule: Democracy 86%Liberty: Freedom 62%Nation: Global 80%Force: Peace 86%Culture: Pluralist 80%Ownership: Collective 64%Markets: BalancedTrade: Protection 64%Faith: Secular 70%Tradition: Progressive 86%Technology: Caution 78%
Green

Green Politics

Puts ecology first: local economies, non-violence, grassroots democracy and caution about growth and new technology.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 72%Liberty: BalancedNation: BalancedForce: Peace 60%Culture: Pluralist 62%Ownership: Collective 80%Markets: Planned 66%Trade: Protection 74%Faith: Secular 60%Tradition: Progressive 62%Technology: Balanced
Populist

Left-Wing Populism

Frames politics as ordinary people versus economic elites; redistribution and scepticism of free-trade deals.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 70%Liberty: Security 60%Nation: National 70%Force: Strength 65%Culture: Assimilationist 68%Ownership: Private 70%Markets: Free market 70%Trade: BalancedFaith: Religious 70%Tradition: Traditional 76%Technology: Balanced
Right

Conservatism

Values continuity, institutions, family, order and markets; prefers gradual change over sweeping reform.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 82%Liberty: BalancedNation: Global 62%Force: BalancedCulture: BalancedOwnership: BalancedMarkets: BalancedTrade: BalancedFaith: Religious 80%Tradition: Traditional 66%Technology: Caution 60%
Centre-right

Christian Democracy

Applies Christian social teaching to politics: a social market economy, strong families and international cooperation.

Power: Central 60%Rule: BalancedLiberty: Security 66%Nation: National 90%Force: Strength 74%Culture: Assimilationist 86%Ownership: Private 64%Markets: Free market 60%Trade: Protection 76%Faith: Religious 70%Tradition: Traditional 82%Technology: Caution 60%
Right

National Conservatism

Puts the nation, borders and cultural tradition first; sceptical of global institutions and free trade.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 60%Liberty: Security 60%Nation: National 90%Force: Strength 64%Culture: Assimilationist 90%Ownership: Private 60%Markets: BalancedTrade: Protection 80%Faith: Religious 64%Tradition: Traditional 80%Technology: Balanced
Populist

Right-Wing Populism

Frames politics as ordinary people versus cultural and political elites; restrictive on immigration and trade.

Power: Local 66%Rule: Democracy 62%Liberty: BalancedNation: National 90%Force: Peace 62%Culture: Assimilationist 90%Ownership: Private 78%Markets: Free market 70%Trade: Protection 84%Faith: Religious 75%Tradition: Traditional 90%Technology: Caution 78%
Right

Paleoconservatism

Traditionalist and decentralist; opposes foreign wars, mass immigration and free trade alike.

Power: Local 76%Rule: Democracy 72%Liberty: BalancedNation: National 60%Force: BalancedCulture: Assimilationist 64%Ownership: BalancedMarkets: Free market 65%Trade: Protection 70%Faith: Religious 80%Tradition: Traditional 76%Technology: Caution 66%
Third way

Distributism

Neither socialism nor capitalism: property spread widely among small owners, family firms and guilds.

Power: Central 76%Rule: Authority 66%Liberty: Security 60%Nation: Global 76%Force: BalancedCulture: Pluralist 62%Ownership: BalancedMarkets: Planned 72%Trade: Open trade 70%Faith: Secular 86%Tradition: Progressive 66%Technology: Acceleration 95%
Third way

Technocracy

Government by experts and data rather than politicians, aimed at efficient, evidence-based results.

Power: BalancedRule: Democracy 72%Liberty: Freedom 76%Nation: Global 76%Force: BalancedCulture: Pluralist 66%Ownership: BalancedMarkets: Free market 64%Trade: Open trade 75%Faith: Secular 86%Tradition: Progressive 82%Technology: Acceleration 100%
Futurist

Transhumanism

Embraces technology to overcome human limits — ageing, disease, intelligence — and wants it widely available.

Power: Local 60%Rule: Democracy 66%Liberty: Freedom 76%Nation: Global 70%Force: BalancedCulture: Pluralist 60%Ownership: Private 75%Markets: Free market 85%Trade: Open trade 90%Faith: Secular 80%Tradition: Progressive 64%Technology: Acceleration 100%
Futurist

Techno-Optimism

Believes rapid technological and market progress is the main way to make everyone richer and freer.

Power: Local 96%Rule: Democracy 72%Liberty: Freedom 82%Nation: BalancedForce: Peace 72%Culture: BalancedOwnership: Collective 70%Markets: Free market 70%Trade: Protection 90%Faith: Secular 60%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Caution 100%
Anarchist

Anarcho-Primitivism

Rejects industrial civilisation itself and favours small, self-sufficient communities close to nature.

Power: Local 95%Rule: Democracy 86%Liberty: Freedom 80%Nation: Global 86%Force: Peace 100%Culture: Pluralist 76%Ownership: Collective 80%Markets: Free market 60%Trade: Protection 60%Faith: Religious 82%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Caution 76%
Anarchist

Christian Anarcho-Pacifism

Inspired by Tolstoy: faith-driven non-violence, rejection of state power and simple communal living.

Power: Central 85%Rule: Authority 85%Liberty: Security 85%Nation: National 75%Force: Strength 70%Culture: Assimilationist 70%Ownership: Private 70%Markets: BalancedTrade: Open trade 60%Faith: Secular 60%Tradition: Traditional 70%Technology: Acceleration 80%
Authoritarian

Authoritarian Capitalism

A market economy steered by a powerful one-party or strongman state that limits political freedom.

Power: Central 78%Rule: Authority 90%Liberty: Security 78%Nation: National 75%Force: Strength 70%Culture: Assimilationist 84%Ownership: Private 60%Markets: BalancedTrade: Protection 60%Faith: Religious 85%Tradition: Traditional 95%Technology: Caution 72%
Authoritarian

Traditional Monarchism

Legitimacy comes from a hereditary crown and long tradition, usually tied to religion and social hierarchy.

Power: Central 70%Rule: Authority 85%Liberty: Security 85%Nation: National 70%Force: Strength 70%Culture: Assimilationist 80%Ownership: Private 60%Markets: BalancedTrade: Protection 60%Faith: Religious 98%Tradition: Traditional 95%Technology: Caution 70%
Authoritarian

Theocracy

Religious law and religious authorities are the basis of government.

Power: Central 90%Rule: Authority 85%Liberty: Security 85%Nation: Global 62%Force: Strength 75%Culture: BalancedOwnership: Collective 98%Markets: Planned 98%Trade: Protection 70%Faith: Secular 96%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Acceleration 72%
Authoritarian left

Marxism–Leninism

A single vanguard party runs a fully state-owned, centrally planned economy — the model of the Soviet Union.

Power: Central 85%Rule: Authority 90%Liberty: Security 90%Nation: National 60%Force: Strength 80%Culture: Assimilationist 65%Ownership: Collective 98%Markets: Planned 95%Trade: Protection 85%Faith: Secular 96%Tradition: BalancedTechnology: Balanced
Authoritarian left

Maoism

Mao Zedong's variant of communism: peasant revolution, mass campaigns and self-reliance.

Power: Central 95%Rule: Authority 95%Liberty: Security 95%Nation: National 95%Force: Strength 95%Culture: Assimilationist 95%Ownership: Private 60%Markets: Planned 66%Trade: Protection 85%Faith: Religious 60%Tradition: Traditional 85%Technology: Acceleration 60%
Authoritarian right

Fascism (historical)

The 20th-century ultranationalist dictatorships: one leader, militarism, suppression of opponents and minorities.

Profiles are simplified summaries of mainstream positions; real movements vary by country and era.

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