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One-party developmentalist dictatorshipHistorical regime · 1949–1987

Taiwan under the Kuomintang

Under the Kuomintang, Taiwan lived under martial law and the one-party rule of Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Ching-kuo, with land reform, export-led industrialization, state-owned firms and US support, the base of rapid growth.

Predominant spectrum
Third Position
Closest ideology
Techno-Fascism
Closest personality
Xi Jinping
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Flag: Taiwan under the Kuomintang

Political axes

Profile across the 12 axes

  • Structure

    Very strong · Unitary
    Federal10%
    Unitary90%
  • Representation

    Very strong · Autocracy
    Democracy10%
    Autocracy90%
  • Power

    Very strong · Security
    Security96%
    Liberty4%
  • Immigration

    Strong · Assimilation
    Assimilation86%
    Multiculturalism14%
  • Diplomacy

    Strong · Militarist
    Militarist87%
    Pacifist13%
  • Intervention

    Strong · Nationalist
    Non-interventionist19%
    Nationalist81%
  • Economy

    Leaning · Public
    Public59%
    Private41%
  • Control

    Strong · Planning
    Planning80%
    Free market20%
  • Trade

    Leaning · Protectionism
    Protectionism66%
    Globalism34%
  • Religion

    Leaning · Irreligious
    Irreligious63%
    Religious37%
  • Morality

    Very strong · Traditionalist
    Progressive12%
    Traditionalist88%
  • Technology

    Leaning · Technology
    Technology68%
    Biology32%

What sets Taiwan under the Kuomintang apart

Most unusual position

Representation

Leans further toward autocracy than 91% of the 308 countries and regimes in the catalog.

Country median 50Taiwan under the Kuomintang 10

Of all the axes, Representation is where it stands furthest from the rest.

Most common position

Economy

On Economy, it sits close to the catalog median.

Country median 50Taiwan under the Kuomintang 59

Here it shares common ground with most countries.