National Conservatism
National conservatism centres conservative politics on the nation-state, national identity and sovereignty. It favours restrictive immigration, traditional family values and an economic policy that protects national industry and workers.
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Prefers a strong nation-state, though some support local autonomy.
Competes in elections but often favours strong executive power and curbs on independent institutions.
Strongly emphasises law and order, border security and policing.
Defined by national sovereignty and opposition to supranational authority.
Supports a strong national military.
Strongly favours low immigration and a shared national culture.
Accepts markets but supports welfare for citizens and families.
Supports state intervention to strengthen national industry.
Favours tariffs and protection of strategic sectors.
Sees the nation's religious heritage as part of public identity.
Strongly traditional on family and culture.
Mixed: supports national technological strength but is wary of social disruption.