Earth 2100 - A brave new century
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Nyvis
Active member
- European Union
Geography: Europe up to the Urals, minus UK
Ideology: Post necessity, multiparty federal democracy, dominant ruling coalition
- Anglosphere Treaty Organization
Geography: England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Nigeria
Ideology: Alliance of capitalist nations, managed democracy, technocracy
- Second American Republic
Geography: The good old US of A
Ideology: Multiparty federal democracy, very divided political ecosystem
- Union of Central American Socialist Republics
Geography: Central America, Caribbeans Islands, North and North West South America
Ideology: Federation of Marxist republics, diverse systems and social positions
- Platinean Union
Geography: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay
Ideology: Capitalist federation, military-managed democracy
- (South Atlantic) Revolutionary Communalist Confederation
Geography: Brazil, Central West Africa
Ideology: Revolutionary communalist confederation, moderately social-conservative
- South Africa Workers Union
Geography: South Africa, Most of Namibia and Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland
Ideology: Marxist-Syndicalist, with autonomous other socialist enclaves
- Sunwater Inc.
Geography: West Africa
Ideology: Corporate government with some free market elements
- East African Federation
Geography: East African coast
Ideology: Technocracy, state capitalism, managed democracy
- Pan-Islamic Socialist Federation
Geography: North Africa, Middle East
Ideology: Cross denomination Islamic socialist democratic confederation
- Indian republic
Geography: India, what remains of Bangladesh
Ideology: shaky interventionist capitalist democracy with growing opposition
Geography: China
Ideology: Democratic centralist one party state, socialism with some market elements
- East Asian Union
Geography: Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam
Ideology: Corporate syndicalism, multiparty democracy, revolutionary syndicalism minority
- United Nations Space Council
Geography: Earth orbit, Moon, near Earth objects
Ideology: Council of disparate Earth colonies and independent communities
- Martian Confederation
Geography: Mars and its orbit
Ideology: Revolutionary communalist confederation, socially progressive
- Venusian League
Geography: Venusian upper atmosphere and orbit
Ideology: Council of disparate floating city-states, wide range of economic and social views
- Inner Belt Corporate Board
Geography: Less than half of the inner belt
Ideology: Corporate board government with foreign investor stakes
- Space Liberation Front
Geography: More than half of the inner belt, Ceres
Ideology: Broad front of diverse anarchists societies, radically socially progressive
AN: This will operate as a table of content when I start posting more information about each faction.
Geography: Europe up to the Urals, minus UK
Ideology: Post necessity, multiparty federal democracy, dominant ruling coalition
- Anglosphere Treaty Organization
Geography: England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Nigeria
Ideology: Alliance of capitalist nations, managed democracy, technocracy
- Second American Republic
Geography: The good old US of A
Ideology: Multiparty federal democracy, very divided political ecosystem
- Union of Central American Socialist Republics
Geography: Central America, Caribbeans Islands, North and North West South America
Ideology: Federation of Marxist republics, diverse systems and social positions
- Platinean Union
Geography: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay
Ideology: Capitalist federation, military-managed democracy
- (South Atlantic) Revolutionary Communalist Confederation
Geography: Brazil, Central West Africa
Ideology: Revolutionary communalist confederation, moderately social-conservative
- South Africa Workers Union
Geography: South Africa, Most of Namibia and Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland
Ideology: Marxist-Syndicalist, with autonomous other socialist enclaves
- Sunwater Inc.
Geography: West Africa
Ideology: Corporate government with some free market elements
- East African Federation
Geography: East African coast
Ideology: Technocracy, state capitalism, managed democracy
- Pan-Islamic Socialist Federation
Geography: North Africa, Middle East
Ideology: Cross denomination Islamic socialist democratic confederation
- Indian republic
Geography: India, what remains of Bangladesh
Ideology: shaky interventionist capitalist democracy with growing opposition
Geography: China
Ideology: Democratic centralist one party state, socialism with some market elements
- East Asian Union
Geography: Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam
Ideology: Corporate syndicalism, multiparty democracy, revolutionary syndicalism minority
- United Nations Space Council
Geography: Earth orbit, Moon, near Earth objects
Ideology: Council of disparate Earth colonies and independent communities
- Martian Confederation
Geography: Mars and its orbit
Ideology: Revolutionary communalist confederation, socially progressive
- Venusian League
Geography: Venusian upper atmosphere and orbit
Ideology: Council of disparate floating city-states, wide range of economic and social views
- Inner Belt Corporate Board
Geography: Less than half of the inner belt
Ideology: Corporate board government with foreign investor stakes
- Space Liberation Front
Geography: More than half of the inner belt, Ceres
Ideology: Broad front of diverse anarchists societies, radically socially progressive
AN: This will operate as a table of content when I start posting more information about each faction.
Nyvis
Active member
European Union
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Economic system:
The European Federation is broadly capitalist, but a combination of stiff taxes and publicly owned utilities plus sale of natural resource extraction rights makes it possible for the federal state to deliver on its promise of post necessity. The market outside necessities is left mostly alone, with only light regulation and labour laws, counting on people not having to work for survival to reduce pressure. Necessities are usually construed to include water, food, housing, basic clothes, healthcare, education and information networks access. Most people still look for work because the necessities plan means having to live in cheaper social housing away from attractive areas and leading a very frugal lifestyle. Each member state is responsible for implementing the post necessity program, even though there is a high level of cooperation and oversight at the federal level. Some use this freedom to implement incentives to work or draft unemployed people into work-for-necessities programs to fund the system, while other states simply deliver a blanket necessity package. The federal authority judge programs on rate of people remaining without necessities over other factors. The plans are implemented through a mixed economy of state owned companies and private contractors, with various levels of vertical integration.
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