Isolationism
Isolationism is a foreign-policy stance that avoids alliances, foreign wars and entanglements in other countries' affairs. It is usually paired with a focus on domestic priorities and, often, on protecting the national economy.
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No defining position on domestic government structure.
Compatible with democratic government.
No defining position on domestic liberty.
Defined by refusing alliances and international commitments.
Avoids foreign wars, though some favour armed neutrality.
Often favours limited immigration and a focus on the home nation.
No defining economic position.
No defining position on regulation.
Usually favours protection and economic self-reliance.
No defining position on religion.
Indifferent on social change, leaning slightly traditional.
No defining technology stance.