Figure · 1948–2002
Pim Fortuyn
Founder of the Pim Fortuyn List
Dutch sociologist and politician who founded the Pim Fortuyn List in 2002 and was assassinated on May 6, 2002, nine days before the election in which his party came second.
«Defend Dutch liberal society from what he saw as an illiberal Islam and a closed political elite.»
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In short
On the traditional scale, Pim Fortuyn sits in the law-and-order center-right camp. The clearest positions are on immigration: strongly towards “control”; method: strongly towards “rupture”; justice: strongly towards “tough on crime”; religion: strongly towards “secularism”. On foreign policy it stays balanced. Among ideologies, the closest is civic nationalism (93%).
Position on the 13 axes
Pim FortuynYou
EconomyEqualityMarket
StateLibertyAuthority
SocietyProgressTradition
SovereigntyIntegrationSovereignty
ReligionSecularismReligion
EnvironmentEcologyGrowth
TechnologyCautionAcceleration
Foreign policyPacifismInterventionism
JusticeRehabilitationTough on crime
DemocracyDirect democracyTechnocracy
MethodReformRupture
DevolutionCentralismFederalism
ImmigrationOpennessControl
Closest ideologies
Civic nationalismThe Defender of Citizenship93%Techno-populismThe Voice of the Web71%KemalismThe Architect of the Republic71%Closest parties in Europe
DanmarksdemokraterneDenmark83%
JA21Netherlands77%
ANOCzech Republic76%
FremskrittspartietNorway76%Similar figures
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