12 Axes ideology

Anarcho-Mutualism

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's anarchism: markets without capitalism. People own what they use and work, trade at cost, and borrow from mutual banks instead of paying interest to private lenders.

Where it sits on the axes

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

Economy

Equality60%Mixed Economic40%Markets

Mixed Economic

Power

Security0%Anarchist100%Freedom

Anarchist

Diplomacy

Internationalist50%Non-Interventionist50%Nationalist

Non-Interventionist

Culture

Progressive50%Moderate50%Traditional

Moderate

Closest ideologies

Anarcho-SyndicalismRevolutionary trade unions are the way to a free society. Through general strikes, workers take over industry, and their federated unions replace both employers and the state.
Anarcho-EgoismMax Stirner's philosophy: the individual owes nothing to the state, society or any abstract idea, and should cooperate with others only in voluntary unions that serve each member's interest.
Religious AnarchismRejects the authority of the state on religious grounds, often citing scripture. Tolstoy and the Christian anarchists are the best-known examples.
Social LibertarianismPuts personal and civil liberty first while accepting that some public provision is needed so that everyone has a real chance to use that freedom.

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