The radar plot illustrates the comparative stances of academics from the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Chicago across three dimensions: Climate Action, Economic Collectivism, and Cultural Liberalism. Each dimension is normalized to an index where the average academic stance is set at 100.

These differences highlight the distinct academic cultures and priorities at these two prominent universities.

Berkeley academics express more progressively on economics and climate than their Chicago counterparts. They are similar on cultural issues.

The radar plot highlights academic stances at three London universities:

• Imperial College London (red): Strongest in Climate Action, reflecting its STEM focus. Moderate in Cultural Liberalism, slightly below average in Economic Collectivism.

• LSE (blue): Most progressive overall, leading in Economic Collectivism and Cultural Liberalism, and strong in Climate Action.

• London Business School (green): Conservative in Economic Collectivism and Cultural Liberalism, slightly above average in Climate Action.

This shows Imperial’s STEM-driven environmental focus, LSE’s progressive academic culture, and London Business School’s conservative economic stance.