Diplomacy axis
Internationalist vs Nationalist
Should your country tie itself to others, or stand on its own?
Strong Internationalists picture a united world government; moderate ones simply like alliances and bodies such as the UN or the EU. Nationalists range from wanting to stay out of foreign conflicts to believing their nation is better than all others. This axis is used for the diplomacy part of your ideology match.
Internationalist
Countries should work together through alliances, regional unions and global institutions, and be accountable to each other.
Statements that score Internationalist
- “A united world government would be beneficial to mankind.”
- “I support regional unions, such as the European Union.”
- “International trade is generally beneficial.”
Nationalist
A nation's sovereignty and its own people come first. International bodies and alliances mostly limit what a country can do.
Statements that score Nationalist
- “My nation is better than all other nations.”
- “International aid is a waste of money most of the time.”
- “It is important to maintain our national sovereignty.”
Result labels
Your score is the percentage toward Internationalist. The label shown on your result depends on which band it falls in.
- 91-100%World Government
- 76-90%Internationalism
- 61-75%Cooperation
- 40-60%Non-Interventionist
- 25-39%Anti-Interventionist
- 10-24%Nationalist
- 0-9%Ultranationalist
Where do you land on diplomacy?
Take the test to see your score on this axis and the other eleven.
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