Centrism
Centrism is a political stance that seeks balance between left and right, favouring moderate policies and incremental change. It values compromise and tends to judge policies case by case rather than through a single ideology.
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Takes a balanced view of central and regional power.
Typically supports established democratic institutions and consensus-building.
Seeks a balance between civil liberties and public order.
Supports international cooperation while keeping national interests in view.
Accepts defence and alliances while preferring diplomacy.
Favours managed immigration with integration, avoiding either extreme.
Mixed economy with moderate redistribution.
Moderate regulation, judged case by case.
Generally open to trade with some safeguards.
Mostly secular in policy but accommodating of religion.
Favours gradual change over rapid reform or rigid tradition.
Generally favourable to innovation with moderate regulation.