Political Values and Beliefs

1. Economy (Equality vs. Markets)

Equality: This value emphasizes economic equality and supports government intervention to reduce imbalances in wealth and power. It may include strong support for income redistribution, social welfare programs, and public services.

- Extreme Egalitarianism: This corresponds to ideologies such as socialism or communism that pursue complete economic equality. In this case, individual property and means of production are collectively owned, aiming to guarantee equal economic benefits for everyone.

Markets: Conversely, market values emphasize free market economies and competition. It minimizes government intervention and emphasizes individual entrepreneurship and market autonomy. This value highly values economic freedom and efficiency.

- Extreme Marketism: This corresponds to complete free market capitalism or anarcho-capitalism. Government economic intervention is minimal or non-existent, and market autonomy and individual economic freedom are maximized.

2. Society (Tradition vs. Progress)

Tradition: Traditional values emphasize the importance of past values, cultural heritage, and religious beliefs. It supports a cautious or conservative approach to social change and values traditional lifestyles and family structures.

- Extreme Traditionalism: This corresponds to extreme conservatism or reactionism. It seeks strong resistance to change and a return to the past, and aims to strictly maintain traditional values and social norms.

Progress: Progressive values pursue social and cultural change and development. It values innovation, diversity, and equality, and seeks liberation from traditional constraints and social justice.

- Extreme Progressivism: This may correspond to radical socialism, communism, or radical liberalism. It seeks fundamental changes in existing social structures and aims to maximize equality, diversity, and social justice.

3. Diplomacy (Nation vs. World)

Nation: Nationalism emphasizes national sovereignty and independence, prioritizing national interests and security. It focuses on border control and the preservation of national identity.

Extreme Nationalism: This may correspond to extreme nationalism or fascism. It places national interests and identity above all else and pursues strong national control and nationalist policies.

Globe: Cosmopolitanism emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and global community. It supports open borders, multiculturalism, and problem-solving through international organizations and cooperation.

- Extreme Globalism: This corresponds to ideologies that pursue a world without borders or global federalism. It transcends the concept of the nation-state and focuses on the interests of humanity as a whole and solving global problems.

4. State (Liberty vs. Authority)

Liberty: This value prioritizes individual freedom and rights. It has a limited attitude towards government intervention and authority, and emphasizes freedom of expression and individual autonomy.

- Extreme Libertarianism: This corresponds to anarchism or extreme libertarianism. It minimizes or completely rejects the role of government and maximizes individual freedom and autonomy.

Authority: Authoritarianism supports the role of a strong government to maintain social stability and order. It focuses on maintaining law and order and social norms, sometimes prioritizing social stability over individual freedom.

- Extreme Authoritarianism: This corresponds to ideologies such as totalitarianism or dictatorship. A strong centralized government controls all aspects of society, and individual freedom is subordinate to national goals.