Third Position

Brazilian Integralism

Authoritarian nationalist movement that emerged in 1930s Brazil, with a Christian and corporatist base, the motto God, Fatherland and Family, mass aesthetics, and frontal opposition to liberalism and communism.

Country: Empire of Brazil Key figure: Plínio Salgado

Profile across the 12 axes

How Brazilian Integralism positions on each of the 12 political dimensions measured by 12 Axes.

Structure

Very strong - Unitary
Federal 9%
Unitary 91%

Representation

Very strong - Autocracy
Democracy 13%
Autocracy 88%

Power

Very strong - Security
Security 88%
Liberty 13%

Immigration

Strong - Assimilation
Assimilation 80%
Multiculturalism 20%

Diplomacy

Strong - Militarist
Militarist 78%
Pacifist 23%

Intervention

Leaning - Nationalist
Non-interventionist 29%
Nationalist 71%

Economy

Leaning - Public
Public 68%
Private 33%

Control

Very strong - Planning
Planning 88%
Free market 13%

Trade

Strong - Protectionism
Protectionism 85%
Globalism 15%

Religion

Very strong - Religious
Irreligious 4%
Religious 96%

Morality

Very strong - Traditionalist
Progressive 5%
Traditionalist 95%

Technology

Balanced
Technology 56%
Biology 44%

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