Denmark
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Denmark's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Denmark's policy signalling profile
Denmark's current WokeMeter assessment score of 54.00 reflects moderate policy signalling intensity, positioning it at the 24th rank globally out of 186 countries. This score places Denmark in the 86.6th percentile, indicating a relatively high level of signalling compared to most countries. The overall score aligns closely with the dimension scores, suggesting consistency in Denmark's social policy signalling across various areas. The absence of recent events impacting the analysis maintains the stability of this score, as no significant policy shifts have been noted in the recent past to alter the current trajectory.
The dimension scores for Denmark are uniform, each sitting around the 54.04 mark, with Legislative/Regulatory Activism slightly lower at 53.76. This indicates a balanced approach across different aspects of policy signalling, including Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Education & Curriculum Signalling. The uniformity in scores suggests that Denmark maintains a consistent level of policy signalling intensity across different dimensions without any particular area showing significantly higher or lower intensity. This pattern of consistency illustrates Denmark's moderate stance in aligning with Western-style progressive policy signalling, without extreme variations in any specific dimension.
Score Breakdown by Dimension
Weighted components of the composite score
Recent Events
Events that influenced this country's score
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