IR Worldview Inventory
A scenario-based inventory for geopolitical judgment.
Work through concrete foreign-policy scenarios and receive a personal briefing on the arguments you trust, the tradeoffs you accept, and the places your instincts split.
This is not a personality test, a diagnosis, or a claim about your true ideology. It is a structured way to read your judgment under pressure.
Default path
Start the Foundation
Answer the core scenarios first. This builds the baseline used by the rest of the inventory.
What it returns
A briefing before a label
The payoff is a plain-English account of how you reason about international politics, not a badge to wear or a box to defend.
The arguments you trust
Which claims carry weight for you: balance-of-power logic, institutions, norms, domestic politics, political economy, or restraint.
The tradeoffs you accept
Where you are willing to pay costs: sovereignty for protection, speed for coordination, leverage for legitimacy, order for justice.
The places your instincts split
Where one issue pulls you toward caution, another toward competition, and another toward rules or solidarity.
Ways through the project
One inventory, three useful entrances
The Foundation remains the default route. AI Governance is a parallel policy layer. The field guide is there for readers who want the map before, during, or after a result.
Baseline
Foundation
The core inventory maps geopolitical judgment across power, institutions, domestic politics, norms, political economy, restraint, and order.
Policy layer
AI Governance
A parallel entry point for readers focused on frontier AI policy, using the same product logic rather than a separate personality frame.
Context
Field guide
An educational route through the traditions, arguments, and coverage gaps behind the inventory, with or without a completed result.
Context surfaces
Use these once you want a wider frame
These pages make the model more legible. They are designed for reading, checking assumptions, and understanding where the inventory is deliberately limited.
About the project
The IR Worldview Inventory is an editorial interactive built by JinHua Yip for readers who want a clearer account of the assumptions behind their foreign-policy instincts.
The product is still in beta. This version prioritizes trust, clarity, and legibility before breadth.
Use the Foundation as the baseline. Branch into AI Governance, the field guide, modules, Atlas, or Profile when they add useful depth or comparison.