What this result means

You favour a strong state that enforces traditional social and religious norms. You may not have strong views on economic policy, but you believe government has a legitimate role in upholding cultural values.

Where you land on the four axes

  • Economy: balanced, economics is not your defining axis.
  • Authority: statist, supports a state that can enforce social norms.
  • Tradition: strongly traditional, values continuity of custom and religion.
  • Nation: balanced, moderate on nationalism.

Typical positions

People with this result tend to support the state's role in upholding family, religious, and cultural traditions, and are sceptical of rapid social change, while holding flexible economic views.

Closest ideologies

This result aligns with the social wing of conservatism, sharing its emphasis on tradition and order while leaving economics open.

Where you might disagree with your closest match

Your comfort with using the state to enforce values can clash with the small-government instincts of economic conservatives; you may want an active state on culture but not necessarily on the economy.