Liberal Conservatism
Liberal conservatism combines market-friendly economics and liberal democratic institutions with a moderately conservative view of society. It is the outlook of many mainstream centre-right parties in Europe and elsewhere.
How close are you? Take the test →Position on the 12 axes
No strong preference; usually accepts the existing division of powers.
Firmly committed to liberal democracy and the rule of law.
Supports law and order but within liberal constitutional limits.
Generally supports alliances and international cooperation such as NATO or the EU.
Supports credible defence and alliance commitments.
Favours managed immigration with an expectation of integration.
Pro-market and pro-property, with a modest welfare state.
Prefers deregulation and private enterprise.
Generally supports free trade.
Respects religious heritage but keeps law largely secular.
Moderately traditional, accepting gradual social change.
Broadly supportive of innovation and economic modernisation.