Austria
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Ranking Trend
Austria's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Austria's policy signalling profile
Austria's current WokeMeter assessment score is 49, aligning closely with its composite score and global rank of #31, placing it in the 82.8th percentile. This score reflects moderate policy signalling intensity. Austria demonstrates relatively steady signalling across all dimensions, with scores hovering around 49.04 for Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and other areas. The slight dip in Legislative/Regulatory Activism at 48.79 suggests consistent but not aggressive policy efforts in progressive areas. The absence of recent significant events in Austria contributes to the stability of its score, indicating no major shifts in policy signalling trends.
The dimension scores indicate a balanced approach to policy signalling in Austria. The Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and other dimensions all score around 49.04, suggesting moderate engagement with progressive policies typical of Western democracies. Austria's Legislative/Regulatory Activism slightly lags behind other dimensions, which may reflect a more cautious approach to legislative changes. The consistent scores across dimensions signify a uniform policy environment without pronounced focus or neglect in any particular area. This even distribution of signalling intensity suggests Austria maintains a stable yet moderate commitment to Western-style progressive policies without recent intensifications or reductions.
Score Breakdown by Dimension
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Recent Events
Events that influenced this country's score
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