Corporatist-labourist populism

Peronist Argentina

Under Perón, Argentina experienced a populist, nationalist regime that united strong working-class support, corporatism, industrialization, and the expansion of social rights, leaving a lasting mark on the country's politics.

Historical regime · 1946–1955

Profile across the 12 axes

How Peronist Argentina positions on each of the 12 political dimensions measured by 12 Axes.

Structure

Strong - Unitary

Federal 19%

Unitary 81%

Representation

Leaning - Autocracy

Democracy 34%

Autocracy 66%

Power

Strong - Security

Security 80%

Liberty 20%

Immigration

Leaning - Assimilation

Assimilation 69%

Multiculturalism 31%

Diplomacy

Leaning - Militarist

Militarist 61%

Pacifist 39%

Intervention

Leaning - Nationalist

Non-interventionist 41%

Nationalist 59%

Economy

Strong - Public

Public 79%

Private 21%

Control

Strong - Planning

Planning 84%

Free market 16%

Trade

Strong - Protectionism

Protectionism 84%

Globalism 16%

Religion

Leaning - Religious

Irreligious 40%

Religious 60%

Morality

Leaning - Traditionalist

Progressive 33%

Traditionalist 68%

Technology

Balanced

Technology 55%

Biology 45%

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