12 Axes ideology

Centrism

Avoids committing to the left or the right. Centrists judge policies case by case, look for compromise and are wary of radical change in any direction.

Where it sits on the axes

The four axes the test uses to match you with an ideology.

Economy

Equality50%Mixed Economic50%Markets

Mixed Economic

Power

Security50%Centrist50%Freedom

Centrist

Diplomacy

Internationalist50%Non-Interventionist50%Nationalist

Non-Interventionist

Culture

Progressive50%Moderate50%Traditional

Moderate

Closest ideologies

LiberalismBuilt around individual rights, the rule of law, free elections, free speech and a market economy, with a government limited by a constitution.
Moderate ConservatismValues stability, institutions and gradual change. Accepts much of the modern welfare state and social reform, but prefers caution to upheaval.
DistributismRooted in Catholic social teaching: ownership of land and business should be spread as widely as possible among families and small proprietors, instead of being concentrated in the state or big corporations.
Left-Wing PopulismFrames politics as ordinary people against a wealthy elite, and calls for redistribution, strong public services and curbs on big business and finance.

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