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*[[Democratic meritocracy]] (rule by civil service guided by occasional democratic elections) | *[[Democratic meritocracy]] (rule by civil service guided by occasional democratic elections) | ||
*[[Intellectual imperativism]] (state ideology of [[Novella Islands]]) | *[[Intellectual imperativism]] (state ideology of [[Novella Islands]]) | ||
*[[National Reformism|Reform Party International]] (ideology created by [[Juan Costa]] in [[Slokais Islands]] during the 1950s) | |||
===Geographically-specific ideologies=== | ===Geographically-specific ideologies=== | ||
Revision as of 14:47, 8 September 2023
A political ideology is a certain set of ethical ideals or principles of a social movement, institution, class or large group that explains how society should work and offers some political and cultural blueprint for a certain social order.
Ideologies unique to the IDU
- Gynarchism (ideology advocating rule by women)
- Gramontism (centre-left ideology formulated by Réne Gramont)
- Xiomeran meritocracy (ideology formulated in Xiomera around societal organisation)
- Social primitivism (ideology of Yesteria advocating for wealth equality while rejecting technology)
- Democratic meritocracy (rule by civil service guided by occasional democratic elections)
- Intellectual imperativism (state ideology of Novella Islands)
- Reform Party International (ideology created by Juan Costa in Slokais Islands during the 1950s)
Geographically-specific ideologies
- Kerlian reformism (ideology in Kerlile advocating changes to local system of government)
- Pan-Huenyanism (ideology in Huenya advocating for the creation of a single state in the Huenyan isles)