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Jurist and political thinkerPolitical theory1810–1884

Juan Bautista Alberdi

A jurist of the Generation of '37, Alberdi wrote the Bases (1852), the blueprint of Argentina's 1853 Constitution, advocating federalism with a strong executive, free trade, foreign capital and European immigration under the motto "to govern is to populate".

Closest spectrum
Center
Closest ideology
Kantian Republicanism
Closest personality
Leopold I of Tuscany
Portrait of Juan Bautista Alberdi
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Political topics

Profile across mindedfolk

  • Structure

    Leaning · Unitary
    Federal40%
    Unitary60%
  • Representation

    Balanced
    Democracy51%
    Autocracy49%
  • Power

    Balanced
    Security44%
    Liberty56%
  • Immigration

    Strong · Multiculturalism
    Assimilation24%
    Multiculturalism76%
  • Nationalism

    Strong · Internationalist
    Internationalist81%
    Nationalist20%
  • Economy

    Strong · Private
    Public16%
    Private84%
  • Free market

    Very strong · Free market
    Planning12%
    Free market88%
  • Religion

    Leaning · Religious
    Irreligious32%
    Religious68%
  • Morality

    Strong · Traditionalist
    Progressive21%
    Traditionalist79%
  • Technology

    Strong · Technology
    Technology78%
    Biology22%

What sets Juan Bautista Alberdi apart

Most unusual position

Free market

Juan Bautista Alberdi leans further toward free market than 96% of the 569 personalities in the catalog.

Personality median 56Juan Bautista Alberdi 12

Of all the topics, Free market is where Juan Bautista Alberdi stands furthest from the rest.

Most common position

Structure

On Structure, Juan Bautista Alberdi sits practically at the catalog median.

Personality median 36Juan Bautista Alberdi 40

Here they share common ground with most personalities.