政治取向既不是"极左"又不是"极右"的人请进
If you neither belong to the "left" or the "right"
Thisis a very popular Online application that tests your
politicalorientation: no longer simply "left" or "right"! The results
mightsurprise you.
这是美国人研发的"政治指南针". 想让你填写一下你的政治取向, 把结果公布一下
下面这个是最好的!
http://blog.farmostwood.net/politics_bdwm
X坐标反映
政治观念，负值为左(Authoritarianism)，正值为右 (Libertarianism)。
Y坐标反映
经济观念，负值为左(Communism,Collectivism)，正值为右 (Neoliberalism)。
Z坐标反映
社会文化观念，负值为保守(Conservatism)，正值为自由(Liberalism)。
http://blog.farmostwood.net/politics
第一象限（经济右，政治保守）：希特勒，撒切尔夫人，布什，布莱尔，希拉克。
第二象限（经济左，政治保守）：斯大林，萨达姆，教皇本笃十四世。
第三象限（经济左，政治自由）：甘地，达喇嘛，曼德拉。
第四象限（经济右，政治自由）：弗里德曼，哈耶克。
http://www.politicalcompass.org/analysis2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_compass
 
This chart proposed by the Political Compass Organization, which
extends from -10 to +10 on each axis, is one of several competing
models.
http://www.theadvocates.org/quizp/quiz.php
Your PERSONAL issues Score is 80%.
Your ECONOMIC issues Score is 70%. According to your answers, the political group that agrees with you most is...
LIBERTARIANS support maximum liberty in both personal and economic matters. They advocate a much smaller government; one that is limited to protecting individuals from coercion and violence. Libertarians tend to embrace individual responsibility, oppose government bureaucracy and taxes, promote private charity, tolerate diverse lifestyles, support the free market, and defend civil liberties. ......................................................................
11,884,280 . THAT'S HOW MANY TIMES THE QUIZ
HAS BEEN TAKEN SO FAR SINCE 1995. ......................................................................
Other Political Philosophies
Left (Liberal)
Liberals usually embrace freedom of choice in personal matters,
but tend to support significant government control of the economy. They generally support a government-funded "safety net" to help the disadvantaged, and advocate strict regulation of business. Liberals tend to favor environmental regulations, defend civil liberties and free expression, support government action to promote equality, and tolerate diverse lifestyles.
Centrist
Centrists espouse a "middle ground" regarding government control of the economy and personal behavior. Depending on the issue, they sometimes favor government intervention and sometimes support individual freedom of choice. Centrists pride themselves on keeping an open mind, tend to oppose "political extremes," and emphasize what they describe as "practical" solutions to problems.
Right (Conservative)
Conservatives tend to favor economic freedom, but frequently support laws to restrict personal behavior that violates "traditional values." They oppose excessive government control of business, while endorsing government action to defend morality and the traditional family structure. Conservatives usually support a strong military, oppose bureaucracy and high taxes, favor a free-market economy, and endorse strong law enforcement. Statist (Big Government)
Statists want government to have a great deal of power over the economy and individual behavior. They frequently doubt whether economic liberty and individual freedom are practical options in today's world. Statists tend to distrust the free market, support high taxes and centralized planning of the economy, oppose diverse lifestyles, and question the importance of civil liberties.
Political Survey: Celebrities
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This is a list of political "celebrities" and the answers we judge they
would have given to the survey. Their assumed answers give you a point
of comparison for your own. From this page you can also see what we
claim they would have answered to our questions, and why. If you think
we're wrong, please get in touch to correct us.
If you would like to contribute answers for this section, please do! You can download a copy of the list of statements in a form suitable for loading into a spreadsheet. Please email Chris Lightfoot with any comments, questions or contributions.
NameInformationLeft/rightPragmatismAdolf Hitler
Germany
 Racist
megalomaniac Adolf Hitler was directly responsible for the murder of
around ten million Jews, Gypsies and others he considered "racial
inferiors", and caused the deaths of countless others in the Second
World War.
(This survey is best suited to measuring the opinions of
those living in modern Western democracies. Adolf Hitler obviously
doesn't fit into that category, so these results should be taken as
loosely illustrative only.)
+6.7033
(+0.4035)-1.9365
(-0.1166)Charles Kennedy
United Kingdom
 Leader of the Liberal Democrats.
-6.5451
(-0.3940)+0.4338
(+0.0261)Josef Stalin
Russian Federation
 Paranoid
dictator Josef Stalin collectivised agriculture in the USSR, killing
millions in a man-made famine, and embarked on a reign of terror which
lasted until his death in 1955 and left millions more imprisoned in the
Gulag, or executed without trial.
(This survey is best suited to
measuring the opinions of those living in modern Western democracies.
Josef Stalin obviously doesn't fit into that category, so these results
should be taken as loosely illustrative only.)
+2.3244
(+0.1399)-1.3989
(-0.0842)Ken Livingstone
United Kingdom
 Ex-Labour
politician, presently elected Mayor of London. Since the abolition of
the GLC in the early 1980s, Ken has been partially successful in
shaking off his "Red Ken" image.
-8.5075
(-0.5121)-0.8766
(-0.0528)Margaret Thatcher
United Kingdom
 Conservative
Prime Minister from 1978 to 1990, credited with the rise of monetarism
and a laissez-faire policy which came to be called "Thatcherism".
+6.3223
(+0.3806)+1.2668
(+0.0763)Michael Howard
United Kingdom
 Conservative Politician, Home Secretary under John Major, and now leader of the Conservative Party.
+5.4269
(+0.3267)+2.0318
(+0.1223)Tony Benn
United Kingdom
 "Old
Labour" socialist, Tony Benn was a Labour MP until 2001, when he
retired "to spend more time on politics". He famously renounced his
peerage in the 1960s in order to remain in the House of Commons.
-7.6218
(-0.4588)-2.1349
(-0.1285)Tony Blair
United Kingdom
 Architect of "New Labour" and Prime Minister since 1997.
-0.7924
(-0.0477)-0.0690
(-0.0042) Political Survey: an open, honest version of politicalcompass.org.
Copyright © 2003 Chris Lightfoot. Available under a Creative Commons Licence.
Sponsored by Mythic Beasts Ltd.
http://www.moral-politics.com/xpolitics.aspx?menu=Moral_Trends&action=Draw&choice=MoralTrends.All
MORAL TRENDS
A Moral Trend is a side of a Moral Dimension. Trends are the major predictors of political opinions.
Each dimension has two opposite trends. Click on each trend to learn about its meaning:
- NonConformance and Conformance for Moral Order.
- Independence and Interdependence for Moral Rules.
Learn about Political Systems.
POLITICAL SYSTEMS
A Political System is a blend of two Moral Trends.
There are four major political systems:
- Socialism blends NonConformance with Interdependence.
- Authoritarianism blends Conformance with Interdependence.
- Conservatism blends Conformance with Independence.
- Liberalism blends NonConformance with Independence.
Click on the Matrix to learn more.
Learn about Political Variations.
 POLITICAL VARIATIONS
A Political Variation is a flavor of Political System:
Each political system has four variations:
- The first variation is when more importance is given to Moral Order than to Moral Rules.
- The second variation is when more importance is given to Moral Rules than to Moral Order.
- The third variation is when moderate importance is given to both Moral Rules and Moral Order.
- The fourth variation is when extreme importance is given to both Moral Rules and Moral Order.
Click on the Matrix to learn more.
Learn about Political Ideolologies.
 POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES
A Political Ideology is a sub-section of a Political System typically mapping to the specific beliefs of a group or to a theory.
Because certain ideologies are complex and include multiple factions, they can easily span multiple Political Variations. Ideologies can also overlap.
While some of the ideologies listed here are well known and hardly
disputed (i.e. Social-Democracy), others are often the subject of
intense discussions (e.g. Trotskyism).
Where a clear ideology name was not established, we came up with our
own or picked the term that we thought best represented the zone on the
Moral Matrix.
Click on the Matrix to learn more.
Learn about Political Maps.
 TEST DISTRIBUTION
Of the 529,879 respondents:
- 30.62% liked Socialism.
- 6.36% liked Authoritarianism.
- 20.31% liked Conservatism.
- 23.70% liked Liberalism.
- 19.01% straddled systems.
AVERAGE
Average score (red marker):
- Moral Order: -0.13
- Moral Rules: -0.06
ANALYSIS
The most popular answer and the average score are centered. This suggests that the test may not biased in any direction.
Respondents seem distributed along a diagonal Socialism Conservativism line.
 SOCIALISM
Socialism is a political system that blends NonConformance and Interdependence:
- Children are born good and should be nurtured to become productive members of society.
- Collective initiatives are more effective than individual ones.
Socialism believes society should be organised along social lines for
the benefit of all, rather than for what is perceived as the profit of
a few [Interdependence]. Its key ideas are opposition to capitalism,
and a belief in equality, both political and economic [NonConformance].
Socialism includes these variations:
- Economic Socialism
- Moral Socialism
- Moderate Socialism
- Extreme Socialism
Back to Political Systems.
TEST DISTRIBUTION FOR UNITED STATES
Of the 297,044 respondents:
- 27.27% liked Socialism.
- 5.81% liked Authoritarianism.
- 22.14% liked Conservatism.
- 25.15% liked Liberalism.
- 19.63% straddled systems.
United States best matches:
- System: Liberalism
- Variation: Moderate Liberalism
- Ideology: Capital Democratism
Average score (red marker):
- Moral Order: -0.11
- Moral Rules: -0.10
Click on a link below the see the statistics for that country:
United States (297,044) Unknown (43,477) United Kingdom (29,276) Canada (28,257) Poland (19,678) Sweden (14,380) Portugal (12,992) Australia (10,124) Germany (7,508) EUROPEAN UNION (7,362) Netherlands (6,438) France (5,481) Denmark (5,458) Finland (4,500) Brazil (3,587) Spain (3,475) Norway (2,165) New Zealand (2,044) Italy (1,826) BELGIUM (1,804) Ireland (1,350) Hungary (1,184) ROMANIA (1,102) Switzerland (1,023) Czech Republic (973) Slovenia (944) Japan (799) Austria (791) Greece (776) ISRAEL (776) SINGAPORE (698) Mexico (659) Argentina (627) SLOVAKIA (Slovak Republic) (544) Chile (537) Indonesia (533) CROATIA (local name: Hrvatska) (530) China (479) SOUTH AFRICA (457) India (455) Turkey (447) KOREA REPUBLIC OF (438) Philippines (433) MACEDONIA THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF (368) Russian Federation (327) Hong Kong (305) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOWINA (303) Venezuela (302) Estonia (300) Iceland (274) Malaysia (266) Serbia and Montenegro (Formally Yugoslavia) (226) United Arab Emirates (222) Slovakia (219) Latvia (211) Bulgaria (207) Thailand (202) Malta (184) Lithuania (170) PERU (150) Uruguay (135) Kuwait (134) TAIWAN PROVINCE OF CHINA (133) Cyprus (111) Croatia (98) Korea (84) Luxembourg (77) UKRAINE (72) Egypt (63) Colombia (61) Pakistan (55) Saudi Arabia (53) COTE DIVOIRE (52) Panama (47) Serbia and Montenegro (Formally Czechoslovakia) (45) Costa Rica (44) Faroe Islands (40) EL SALVADOR (39) Puerto Rico (38) ALBANIA (37) MACAU (36) SRI LANKA (36) Togo (34) Trinidad and Tobago (32) Qatar (26) SENEGAL (26) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (25) Guatemala (24) Lebanon (23) Guam (22) GEORGIA (21) MOLDOVA REPUBLIC OF (21) Bermuda (20) NICARAGUA (19) JORDAN (18) IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) (17) MOROCCO (17) VIET NAM (17) AZERBAIJAN (16) ECUADOR (16) Armenia (15) Taiwan (14) Bahrain (13) BANGLADESH (12) BELARUS (12) BAHAMAS (10) PARAGUAY (10) BOLIVIA (9) Kenya (9) PALESTINIAN TERRITORY OCCUPIED (9) BARBADOS (8) Cambodia (8) Netherlands Antilles (8) Vietnam (8) ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (7) Monaco (7) VIRGIN ISLANDS (U.S.) (7) ERITREA (6) Nepal (6) NIGERIA (6) SUDAN (6) SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC (6) Yugoslavia (6) AFGHANISTAN (5) BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (5) Kazakstan (5) KYRGYZSTAN (5) Tonga (5) Belize (4) CUBA (4) MOZAMBIQUE (4) NAMIBIA (4) NON-SPEC ASIA PAS LOCATION (4) TUNISIA (4) Virgin Islands (4) ETHIOPIA (3) Europe (3) Mauritius (3) MYANMAR (3) NEW CALEDONIA (3) Northern Mariana Islands (3) TANZANIA UNITED REPUBLIC OF (3) ALGERIA (2) ANGUILLA (2) FIJI (2) FRENCH POLYNESIA (2) GIBRALTAR (2) HAITI (2) Jamaica (2) Macedonia (2) OMAN (2) Palestinian Territory (2) PAPUA NEW GUINEA (2) SAN MARINO (2) YEMEN (2) ANDORRA (1) ANGOLA (1) BENIN (1) BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY (1) CAYMAN ISLANDS (1) GABON (1) GREENLAND (1) Iran (1) Iraq (1) KAZAKHSTAN (1) LAO PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (1) LESOTHO (1) LIECHTENSTEIN (1) MALDIVES (1) MAURITANIA (1) MONGOLIA (1) RWANDA (1) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1) SURINAME (1) Tanzania (1) UZBEKISTAN (1) VANUATU (1) ZIMBABWE (1)
MORAL SOCIALISM
Moral Socialism is the variation of Socialism that emphasizes NonConformance over Interdependence.
People in this category will tend to have have stronger opinions about
loosening the moral order (gay rights, ecology, drug legalization,...)
than about expanding collective initiatives (social programs, industry
regulation...).
This variation overlaps with these ideologies:
- Libertarian Socialism
- Activism
- Social Democratism
- International Socialism
LIBERALISM
Liberalism is a political system that blends NonConformance and Independence:
- Children are born good and should be nurtured to become productive members of society.
- Individual initiatives are more effective than collective ones.
Liberalism sees individual liberty as the highest values in social and
economical life. It favors the right to dissent from orthodox tenets or
established authorities in social or economical matters. This
definition blends the social aspects of U.S. Liberalism
[NonConformance] with the economic aspects of European Liberalism
[Independence].
Liberalism includes these variations:
- Economic Liberalism
- Moral Liberalism
- Moderate Liberalism
- Extreme Liberalism
Back to Political Systems.
 中国政治坐标系测试
http://blog.farmostwood.net/politics_bdwm
以下测试模仿著名的英文「政治指南针」
测试建立。题目经北大未名BBS读书版网友集体讨论创作，版权属于北大未名BBS读书版及相关网友。本blog对该测试的准确性及所造成的一切后果不负
责。测试结果不能作为任何学术研究的依据。题目的陈述本身不代表出题人看法。本测试为匿名，本网站不收集任何测试者个人信息。
本 测试的目的是反映答题者政治、经济与社会观念「左与右」的坐标。X坐标反映政治观念，负值为左(Authoritarianism)，正值为右
(Libertarianism)。Y坐标反映经济观念，负值为左(Communism,Collectivism)，正值为右
(Neoliberalism)。Z坐标反映社会文化观念，负值为保守(Conservatism)，正值为自由(Liberalism)。本测试系统建
立于中国政治价值体系基础之上，试图充分反映中国的特殊国情与政治文化。很多问题反映的并非严格意义上的西方政治语汇中的「左右」，而是中国现实语境中的
「左右」。测试题目的陈述尽量满足中立性，即，每条陈述都不存在严格意义上的对错，同意或反对都代表彼此平等的看法。请注意，这套题目的目的是区分理念而不是操作手法，也就是说，问题在于你在理想中是否支持，而不是在现实困难面前是否可行。请不要因为具体条件的缺乏而去设想种种复杂背景情况，从而动摇自己意识形态上的坚持。如果犹豫不定，请选择自己的第一直觉。
题目共五十道，必须全部回答。选项中没有中立项，这是为了迫使你选出你心里的倾向而不是回避你不愿意考虑的问题。
http://blog.farmostwood.net/politics_bdwm
There are other similar websites as well.
也欢迎本坛所有人士来参与一下, 公布一下自己的政治取向.
还有更多同类测试
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用英文的:
http://www.politicalcompass.org/
http://www.politicalcompass.org/test
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_compass
When you are done, please post your "compass", and show us where you are on it.
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