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Authoritarian = Authoritarian =

Freedom for the strong & for dominant groups LEFT-AUTHORITARIAN Authentic workers Tough Love RIGHT-AUTHORITARIAN Freedom for the strong & for dominant groups Loyalty enforced LEFT-leaning LEADERSHIP STYLE RIGHT-leaning LEADERSHIP STYLE Authenticity Relationships Transformations Wealth Tasks Transactions

Epistocratic Capitalism Right-Libertarian anarchist AUTHORITARIAN Big government State-owned economy & controlled society Communism State-imposed order allied with corporations Fascism Epistocratic Capitalism LEFT ‘good’ government RIGHT ‘good’ government Community autonomy moderate regulation Left-Libertarian, communitarian Individual autonomy minimal regulation Right-Libertarian anarchist LIBERTARIAN Small government

Votes for ‘authoritarian- populist parties’ as % of votes cast 12% RIGHT-leaning voters 7% LEFT-leaning voters 6% 5% 4% financial crisis 1995 2008 2016 Adapted from a graph in The Economist reporting Timbro’s analysis of data from 33 European countries