Netherlands
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Netherlands's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Netherlands's policy signalling profile
The Netherlands currently holds a WokeMeter assessment score of 67.00, ranking 8th globally and placing it in the 95.7th percentile for policy signalling intensity. This high score reflects the country's consistent approach across all measured dimensions. Despite all dimension scores converging around 67.05, the comprehensive nature of the Netherlands' policy frameworks, particularly regarding institutional DEI policies and content moderation, aligns with the broader Western progressive policy landscape. The consistent dimension scores indicate a balanced approach to social policy signalling without significant recent events to alter this equilibrium.
Upon examining the individual dimension scores, the Netherlands demonstrates uniform policy signalling intensity across various areas. Dimensions such as Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Corporate/Investor Signalling all reflect a similar level of engagement, each scoring 67.05. Legislative/Regulatory Activism slightly deviates with a score of 66.71, indicating a marginally lower intensity in legislative actions compared to other dimensions. The absence of notable recent events suggests stable policy signalling, maintaining the Netherlands' position within the top tier of countries exhibiting high intensity in Western-style progressive policies.
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Recent Events
Events that influenced this country's score
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