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==Government== | ==Government== | ||
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| caption1 = [[Duncan Hamill]], [[President of Ardmore]] for 2035 | |||
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| caption2 = [[Kellen Melns]], [[Chairman of the Ardmori Board of Labor|Chairman of the Board of Labor]] since 2029 | |||
| image3 = Simon_Harris,_April_2024_01_(cropped).jpg | |||
| caption3 = [[Aloysius Rooney]], [[President of the Ardmori General Assembly|President of the General Assembly]] since 2031 | |||
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{{main|Politics of Ardmore|President of Ardmore}} | {{main|Politics of Ardmore|President of Ardmore}} | ||
The government of Ardmore functions as a {{wp|unitary}} {{wp|parliamentary republic}} under a {{wp|syndicalism|syndicalist}} {{wp|dominant-party system}} governed by the [[Popular Left Coalition]], itself governed by the [[Co-operative Party of Ardmore]] (formerly the [[Syndicalist Party of Ardmore|Syndicalist Party]] before 2000). The Ardmori political structure is based upon the fundamental principles of {{wp|cooperative|cooperative ownership}}, {{wp|direct democracy}}, and {{wp|workers' self-management|workers' control of the means of production}}. These principles line up with the [[Constitution of Ardmore|constitution]]'s adherence to the principles of {{wp|syndicalism}} which has officially governed Ardmore since 1931; syndicalism decentralizes economic and political power into the hands of autonomous cooperatives. These cooperatives, whether they be a workers' cooperative or a community cooperative, serve as the foundational baseline for local governance in both the realms of politics and economics within Ardmore. Since 2000, the Ardmori political sphere has opened as the country moves away from its revolutionary phase and begins to establish formal diplomatic relations with non-socialist countries; the nation's {{wp|head of state}} since that year is the [[President of Ardmore]] who serves a {{wp|titular leader|ceremonial role}} with no powers and instead serves an exclusively diplomatic role. | The government of Ardmore functions as a {{wp|unitary}} {{wp|parliamentary republic}} under a {{wp|syndicalism|syndicalist}} {{wp|dominant-party system}} governed by the [[Popular Left Coalition]], itself governed by the [[Co-operative Party of Ardmore]] (formerly the [[Syndicalist Party of Ardmore|Syndicalist Party]] before 2000). The Ardmori political structure is based upon the fundamental principles of {{wp|cooperative|cooperative ownership}}, {{wp|direct democracy}}, and {{wp|workers' self-management|workers' control of the means of production}}. These principles line up with the [[Constitution of Ardmore|constitution]]'s adherence to the principles of {{wp|syndicalism}} which has officially governed Ardmore since 1931; syndicalism decentralizes economic and political power into the hands of autonomous cooperatives. These cooperatives, whether they be a workers' cooperative or a community cooperative, serve as the foundational baseline for local governance in both the realms of politics and economics within Ardmore. Since 2000, the Ardmori political sphere has opened as the country moves away from its revolutionary phase and begins to establish formal diplomatic relations with non-socialist countries; the nation's {{wp|head of state}} since that year is the [[President of Ardmore]] who serves a {{wp|titular leader|ceremonial role}} with no powers and instead serves an exclusively diplomatic role. | ||