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Austria

Federal parliamentary republic

Austria leans hardest toward Democracy, Back-to-nature and Assimilationist.

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The 12 axes, with receipts

Map70% local · leaning
LocalCentral

Federal republic of nine Länder, though Vienna holds most power.

Vote80% democracy · strong
DemocracyAuthority

Parliamentary democracy that also uses referendums (it voted down nuclear power in 1978).

Freedom60% order · leaning
LibertyOrder

Strict drug laws; Nazi glorification is a crime under the Prohibition Act.

Borders55% nationalist · on the fence
GlobalistNationalist

EU member with a strong Eurosceptic right and constitutional neutrality.

War60% dove · leaning
DoveHawk

Permanently neutral since 1955, yet keeps compulsory military or civilian service.

Culture75% assimilationist · strong
MulticulturalAssimilationist

Mandatory integration agreements and some of Europe’s toughest naturalisation rules.

Property55% private · on the fence
SharedPrivate

Strong public utilities and rail; inheritance tax abolished in 2008.

Economy50% planned · on the fence
PlannedFree market

No statutory minimum wage (collective agreements cover nearly everyone); rent increases capped.

Trade55% free trade · on the fence
Free tradeProtectionist

Export-oriented EU economy that screens foreign investment.

Religion55% religious · on the fence
SecularReligious

Catholic tradition, crucifixes in classrooms and state-recognised churches.

Society60% progressive · leaning
ProgressiveTraditional

Same-sex marriage via a 2019 court ruling; abortion permitted in the first trimester.

Tech80% back-to-nature · strong
Tech-forwardBack-to-nature

Nuclear power banned in the constitution; strongly opposed to GM crops.

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