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DEMOCRACY RATINGS OF COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD---Full Democracy, Flawed Democracy, Hybrid Regime, Authoritarian

Democracy Ratings of Countries of the World---Full Democracy, Flawed Democracy, Hybrid Regime, Authoritarian

The Economist Intelligence Unit Democracy Index map for 2016.[1]
Bluer colours represent more democratic countries as reported by the company.
Democracy Index by country (2017)
Listing by country is available on The Economist website.[7]
Democracy Index 2017
Rank
Country
Score
Electoral process
and pluralism
Functioning of
government
Political
participation
Political
culture
Civil
liberties
Category
1
9.87
10.00
9.64
10.00
10.00
9.71
Full democracy
2
9.58
10.00
9.29
8.89
10.00
9.71
Full democracy
3
9.39
9.58
9.64
8.33
10.00
9.41
Full democracy
4
9.26
10.00
9.29
8.89
8.13
10.00
Full democracy
5
9.22
10.00
9.29
8.33
9.38
9.12
Full democracy
=6
9.15
9.58
7.86
8.33
10.00
10.00
Full democracy
=6
9.15
9.58
9.64
7.78
8.75
10.00
Full democracy
8
9.09
10.00
8.93
7.78
8.75
10.00
Full democracy
=9
9.03
10.00
8.93
7.78
8.75
9.71
Full democracy
=9
9.03
9.58
9.29
7.78
9.38
9.12
Full democracy
11
8.89
9.58
9.29
8.33
8.13
9.12
Full democracy
12
8.81
10.00
8.93
6.67
8.75
9.71
Full democracy
13
8.61
9.58
8.21
8.33
7.50
9.41
Full democracy
14
8.53
9.58
7.50
8.33
8.13
9.12
Full democracy
15
8.42
9.58
8.21
8.33
6.88
9.12
Full democracy
16
8.22
9.17
8.21
5.56
8.75
9.41
Full democracy
17
8.15
9.17
8.21
6.11
8.75
8.53
Full democracy
18
8.12
10.00
8.93
4.44
7.50
9.71
Full democracy
19
8.08
9.17
7.14
7.78
7.50
8.82
Full democracy
Rank
Country
Score
Electoral process
and pluralism
Functioning of
government
Political
participation
Political
culture
Civil
liberties
Category
20
8.00
9.17
7.89
7.22
7.50
8.24
Flawed democracy
=21
7.98
9.17
7.14
7.22
8.13
8.24
Flawed democracy
=21
7.98
9.58
6.43
7.22
8.13
8.53
Flawed democracy
=23
7.88
8.75
8.21
6.11
7.50
8.82
Flawed democracy
=23
7.88
9.17
7.86
6.67
6.88
9.12
Flawed democracy
=23
7.88
9.58
7.14
6.67
6.88
9.12
Flawed democracy
=26
7.84
9.58
8.57
4.44
7.50
9.12
Flawed democracy
=26
7.84
9.58
7.50
6.11
6.88
9.12
Flawed democracy
28
7.81
9.17
7.14
6.11
7.50
9.12
Flawed democracy
29
7.80
9.58
7.50
7.78
5.63
8.53
Flawed democracy
=30
7.79
9.58
7.86
6.11
6.88
8.53
Flawed democracy
=30
7.79
9.17
7.50
8.89
7.50
5.88
Flawed democracy
32
7.78
9.58
8.93
5.00
6.88
8.53
Flawed democracy
33
7.73
9.58
8.21
6.11
5.63
9.12
Flawed democracy
34
7.62
9.58
6.43
6.67
6.88
8.53
Flawed democracy
35
7.59
9.17
6.43
6.67
6.88
8.82
Flawed democracy
36
7.50
9.58
6.79
6.67
6.25
8.24
Flawed democracy
37
7.41
9.58
5.71
6.11
6.25
9.41
Flawed democracy
=38
7.29
9.58
5.36
6.11
6.88
8.53
Flawed democracy
=38
7.29
9.17
7.14
4.44
6.88
8.82
Flawed democracy
40
7.25
9.58
5.71
5.56
6.88
8.53
Flawed democracy
41
7.24
7.42
7.50
8.33
5.00
7.94
Flawed democracy
42
7.23
9.17
6.97
7.22
5.63
7.35
Flawed democracy
43
7.19
9.08
6.97
5.56
6.88
7.65
Flawed democracy
44
7.16
9.58
6.97
5.56
5.63
8.24
Flawed democracy
45
7.08
9.58
6.97
6.11
5.00
7.94
Flawed democracy
46
7.04
9.58
7.14
5.56
5.00
7.94
Flawed democracy
47
7.03
9.17
6.43
7.22
4.38
7.94
Flawed democracy
48
6.96
9.17
5.00
6.11
6.88
7.65
Flawed democracy
49
6.86
9.58
5.36
6.11
3.75
8.24
Flawed democracy
50
6.76
9.17
6.43
5.56
5.00
7.65
Flawed democracy
51
6.71
9.17
5.71
7.22
4.38
7.06
Flawed democracy
52
6.69
8.33
5.71
6.67
6.25
6.47
Flawed democracy
=53
6.67
9.17
6.07
6.11
4.38
7.65
Flawed democracy
=53
6.67
9.17
6.79
4.44
4.38
7.94
Flawed democracy
55
6.66
9.17
5.36
6.11
6.25
7.06
Flawed democracy
=56
6.64
9.17
5.00
6.67
5.63
6.76
Flawed democracy
=56
6.64
8.75
6.07
4.44
6.88
7.06
Flawed democracy
58
6.63
9.17
5.36
5.56
5.00
6.76
Flawed democracy
59
6.54
6.92
7.14
6.11
6.25
7.06
Flawed democracy
60
6.50
9.17
5.71
5.56
5.00
6.76
Flawed democracy
61
 Peru
6.49
9.17
5.36
5.56
5.00
7.35
Flawed democracy
62
6.48
7.83
7.14
5.00
6.25
6.18
Flawed democracy
63
6.46
8.75
5.71
6.11
4.38
7.35
Flawed democracy
64
6.44
9.17
5.71
5.00
4.38
7.94
Flawed democracy
65
6.43
9.17
5.36
4.44
5.00
7.06
Flawed democracy
=66
6.41
8.25
5.36
6.67
5.00
7.35
Flawed democracy
=66
6.41
7.83
6.43
7.22
4.38
6.18
Flawed democracy
68
6.39
6.92
7.14
6.67
5.63
5.59
Flawed democracy
=69
6.32
6.00
5.71
7.78
6.25
5.88
Flawed democracy
=69
6.32
4.33
7.86
6.11
6.25
7.06
Flawed democracy
=71
6.31
3.92
6.07
5.56
7.50
8.53
Flawed democracy
=71
6.31
5.67
5.36
6.67
5.63
8.24
Flawed democracy
=71
6.31
8.75
6.07
5.00
4.38
7.35
Flawed democracy
74
6.15
7.50
6.07
4.44
6.25
6.47
Flawed democracy
75
6.03
6.92
6.07
3.89
5.63
7.65
Flawed democracy
76
6.02
8.75
4.64
5.56
4.38
6.76
Flawed democracy
Rank
Country
Score
Electoral process
and pluralism
Functioning of
government
Political
participation
Political
culture
Civil
liberties
Category
77
5.98
7.00
4.71
5.56
5.00
7.65
Hybrid regime
78
5.94
7.50
4.64
6.11
4.38
7.06
Hybrid regime
79
5.93
8.67
4.29
6.11
5.00
5.59
Hybrid regime
80
5.86
7.92
5.71
3.89
5.00
6.76
Hybrid regime
81
 Fiji
5.85
6.58
5.36
6.11
5.63
5.59
Hybrid regime
82
5.72
8.25
5.36
4.44
4.38
6.18
Hybrid regime
=83
5.69
6.17
3.21
6.67
6.25
6.18
Hybrid regime
=83
5.69
6.08
5.36
5.56
4.38
7.06
Hybrid regime
85
5.68
6.17
5.00
3.89
6.88
6.47
Hybrid regime
86
 Mali
5.64
7.42
3.93
4.44
6.25
6.18
Hybrid regime
87
5.61
6.50
5.36
5.00
5.63
5.59
Hybrid regime
88
5.57
6.50
5.00
5.56
3.75
7.06
Hybrid regime
=89
5.49
7.00
4.64
5.00
3.75
7.06
Hybrid regime
=89
5.49
6.58
4.29
4.44
6.25
5.88
Hybrid regime
91
5.47
7.00
5.00
5.00
5.63
4.71
Hybrid regime
92
5.43
7.42
5.07
5.00
4.38
5.29
Hybrid regime
93
5.23
7.42
2.57
5.56
5.00
5.59
Hybrid regime
94
   Nepal
5.18
4.33
5.36
5.00
5.63
5.59
Hybrid regime
=95
5.11
3.50
5.36
6.67
5.63
4.41
Hybrid regime
=95
5.11
6.58
2.93
6.67
4.38
5.00
Hybrid regime
=95
5.11
6.08
3.57
5.56
5.63
4.71
Hybrid regime
98
5.09
5.25
3.57
3.89
6.88
5.88
Hybrid regime
99
5.08
8.33
6.07
2.78
4.38
3.82
Hybrid regime
100
4.88
5.33
6.07
5.00
5.63
2.35
Hybrid regime
=101
4.87
5.25
4.64
4.44
5.63
4.41
Hybrid regime
=101
4.87
6.50
2.93
5.00
3.75
6.18
Hybrid regime
103
4.75
4.42
4.29
4.44
5.63
5.00
Hybrid regime
104
4.72
3.50
2.57
7.22
5.63
4.71
Hybrid regime
=105
4.66
6.58
1.86
3.33
6.25
5.29
Hybrid regime
=105
4.66
3.42
3.29
3.89
5.63
7.06
Hybrid regime
107
4.63
3.00
4.29
5.00
5.00
5.88
Hybrid regime
108
4.46
3.83
2.50
7.78
4.38
3.82
Hybrid regime
109
4.44
6.08
4.64
3.33
3.75
4.41
Hybrid regime
110
4.26
6.50
5.36
2.22
2.50
4.71
Hybrid regime
111
4.11
5.25
2.86
5.00
1.88
5.59
Hybrid regime
112
 Iraq
4.09
4.33
0.07
7.22
5.00
3.82
Hybrid regime
113
4.06
4.48
3.93
3.33
5.63
2.94
Hybrid regime
114
4.03
5.17
2.21
2.22
4.38
6.18
Hybrid regime
115
4.02
4.42
2.14
5.00
5.00
3.53
Hybrid regime
Rank
Country
Score
Electoral process
and pluralism
Functioning of
government
Political
participation
Political
culture
Civil
liberties
Category
116
3.93
4.42
2.14
3.33
5.63
4.12
Authoritarian
=117
3.87
3.58
4.29
3.89
4.38
3.24
Authoritarian
=117
3.87
2.17
2.86
6.11
4.38
3.82
Authoritarian
119
3.85
3.17
4.29
3.89
4.38
3.53
Authoritarian
120
3.83
3.67
3.93
3.89
5.63
2.06
Authoritarian
121
3.82
3.00
3.57
5.00
3.13
4.41
Authoritarian
122
3.76
5.25
1.14
3.33
4.38
4.71
Authoritarian
123
3.71
4.33
2.21
4.44
3.75
3.82
Authoritarian
124
3.63
1.33
5.71
2.22
5.63
3.24
Authoritarian
125
3.62
1.75
2.86
5.56
5.00
2.94
Authoritarian
=126
3.61
2.58
2.21
4.44
5.00
3.82
Authoritarian
=126
3.61
4.00
2.86
3.89
4.38
2.94
Authoritarian
128
3.56
2.58
2.21
3.89
5.00
4.12
Authoritarian
129
3.42
0.00
3.57
5.56
5.63
2.35
Authoritarian
130
3.36
3.58
3.21
3.33
3.75
2.94
Authoritarian
131
 Cuba
3.31
1.33
4.29
3.89
4.38
2.65
Authoritarian
132
3.25
3.17
2.50
3.89
3.75
2.94
Authoritarian
=133
3.19
0.00
4.29
2.22
5.63
3.82
Authoritarian
=133
3.19
0.83
5.00
2.78
4.38
2.94
Authoritarian
135
3.17
2.17
1.79
5.00
2.50
4.41
Authoritarian
136
3.16
0.50
2.00
4.44
5.63
3.24
Authoritarian
137
3.14
3.50
0.43
4.44
4.38
2.94
Authoritarian
138
3.13
0.92
2.86
3.89
5.63
2.35
Authoritarian
139
3.10
0.00
5.00
2.78
6.25
1.47
Authoritarian
140
3.08
0.00
3.21
3.89
5.63
2.65
Authoritarian
141
3.06
0.50
2.14
4.44
4.38
3.82
Authoritarian
142
 Togo
3.05
3.17
0.79
2.78
5.00
3.53
Authoritarian
143
 Oman
3.04
0.00
3.93
2.78
4.38
4.12
Authoritarian
144
3.03
0.92
2.86
2.22
5.63
3.53
Authoritarian
145
2.76
0.42
1.79
3.33
5.63
2.65
Authoritarian
146
2.71
0.83
3.21
2.78
4.38
2.35
Authoritarian
147
2.69
0.00
3.57
2.22
5.00
2.65
Authoritarian
148
2.65
0.50
2.14
3.33
3.75
3.53
Authoritarian
149
2.55
2.50
1.14
2.78
2.50
3.82
Authoritarian
150
 Iran
2.45
0.00
3.21
4.44
3.13
1.47
Authoritarian
=151
2.37
0.00
2.14
1.67
6.88
1.18
Authoritarian
=151
 Laos
2.37
0.83
2.86
1.67
5.00
1.47
Authoritarian
153
2.33
0.00
0.43
3.89
5.00
2.35
Authoritarian
154
2.32
1.00
0.36
1.67
5.63
2.94
Authoritarian
155
2.15
0.00
1.79
2.78
5.00
1.18
Authoritarian
156
2.07
0.00
0.00
4.44
5.00
0.88
Authoritarian
157
1.98
1.67
0.00
2.78
3.13
2.35
Authoritarian
158
1.95
0.08
1.86
2.22
5.00
0.59
Authoritarian
=159
1.93
0.00
2.86
2.22
3.13
1.47
Authoritarian
=159
1.93
0.08
0.79
1.67
6.25
0.88
Authoritarian
161
1.81
0.00
0.43
2.78
4.38
1.47
Authoritarian
162
1.72
0.00
0.79
2.22
5.00
0.59
Authoritarian
163
1.61
0.50
0.71
2.22
3.75
0.88
Authoritarian
164
1.52
2.25
0.00
1.11
1.88
2.35
Authoritarian
165
 Chad
1.50
0.00
0.00
1.11
3.75
2.65
Authoritarian
166
1.43
0.00
0.00
2.78
4.38
0.00
Authoritarian
167
1.08
0.00
2.50
1.67
1.25
0.00
Authoritarian
Rank
Country
Score
Electoral process
and pluralism
Functioning of
government
Political
participation
Political
culture
Civil
liberties
Category
Changes from 2010 onwards

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