IDEOLOGY PROFILE / ULTRANATIONALISM

Fascism.

A revolutionary ultranationalist tradition favoring authoritarian leadership, mass mobilization, and subordination of pluralism and individual rights to the nation. Historical movements used political violence.

UltranationalismThird Position
AT A GLANCE

Defining principles

01Ultranationalist mobilization
02Authoritarian leadership and rejection of political pluralism

These are broad descriptions of an intellectual tradition. Individual adherents, historical organizations, and governments may differ.

THE PROFILE

How this tradition is modeled

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You Fascism

Political economy

Private property68
Market exchange35
Economic planning83
Worker control18
State ownership53
Organized sectors100
Class politics10

Institutions

Political pluralism0
Centralization100
Civil liberties0

Society & identity

Social hierarchy95
National sovereignty100
Ethnic identity in politics80
Internationalism0

Culture & change

Structural rupture90

Foreign affairs

Use of force100

Scale: 0–100 within each dimension. Bars show relative positioning, not strength of conviction. Unanswered dimensions are omitted.

YOUR PROFILE

You and this tradition

similarity

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THE DISTINCTIONS

Compare with another ideology

Fascismvs.

The racial ideology of the Nazi movement: an extreme form of fascism centered on racial hierarchy, antisemitism, dictatorship, and expansionism. Its historical regime carried out genocide.

Ethnic identity in politics
Fascism 80National Socialism 100
Worker control
Fascism 18National Socialism 5
Class politics
Fascism 10National Socialism 0
Organized sectors
Fascism 100National Socialism 93
Private property
Fascism 68National Socialism 73

Numbers indicate model positions on a 0–100 scale, not a moral ranking or measure of certainty.