This publication completely escaped my attention last year. Apparently the Pew Research Center is using a variation of the Political Compass/Nolan Test.
http://pewresearch.org/pubs/17/in-search-of-ideologues-in-america
Part I. Theory
Part II. Critique
Part III: Application
- Applying the Model
- Measuring Liberty, Equality, and Order in the 2004 Presidential Election
- Deeper Scrutiny
- Case Study: John Kerry
- Case Study: George W. Bush
- George W. Bush: An Update
- Ideology and Partisanship: The RNC
- On Andrew Sullivan
- Santorum and Clinton
- Judicial Decisions, Part 1
- Judicial Decisions, Part 2
- Chuck Hagel
Recent Posts
Other Models
- Kosmix Political Search Engine
- Ideological Vosem Chart
- Eugene Miller
- Jerry Pournelle's Axes
- Bishin's Critique (.pdf)
- Poole & Rosenthal
- The Nolan Quiz
- Print Version of Kamber and O'Leary
- The Student Center Network
- Quizilla Political Spectrum
- The Poltical Typology Test
- Lib or Con Quiz
- The Turn Left Quiz
- Kamber and O'Leary
- The Netwalk Self-Quiz
- Kelley Ross
- Lilie and Maddox
- Mike Hersh's Commentary
- Politopia - The Land of Custom-Made Government
- The Political Compass
- Are you a liberal, moderate, or conservative?
- Anne E. Kornblut's Red or Blue—Which Are You?
- Free Republic commentary
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Cool -- glad to see it happenning again! Will keep checking after all.... :-)
Posted by: JimDesu | October 10, 2007 at 01:25 PM