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'''Cananachan Republicanism''' is a republican ideology | '''Cananachan Republicanism''' is a variant of republican political theory designed as the founding ideology of the [[Fhainnin Popular Republic]] and its successor state, the [[Faneria|Republic of the Fhainn]] by its namesake, [[Callac Cananach]]. In formal use, it is sometimes referred to as '''Gaelic State Theory''' or more commonly as '''Quaternal Republicanism'''. According to Cananach, Quaternal Republicanism is a liberal nationalist ideology designed to integrate radical anti-monarchism, perpetual revolution, and national revitalization theory; in practice, it is considered a stable form of authoritarian democracy, typically following liberal or pseudo-liberal principles. | ||
The basis of the ideology comes from the Fiannrian [[Pan-Gaelic Theory|Pan-Gaelic]] movement, early [[Restarkism]], anti-clerical and anti-monarchic sentiment, and the republican tradition of [[Fiannria]] and other neighboring states. Many of its specifics are designed for Faneria in particular; at its heart, Cananachists accept any four-branched unitary republic as a Cananachan government, as well as republics in general as fellow-travellers. It incorporates some socialist elements while rejecting socialist economic theory. Cananachan Republicanism specifies unitary republicanism due to the failures of Federalist republican movements to cohesively resist monarchial power prior to and during the [[Fhainnin Civil War]], as well as to combat regional separatism in [[Culriocha]] and [[Lyukquar]] after the revolution and through the first half of the 20th Century, as well as the relative ease of creating unitary states in underdeveloped regions compared to a strong federal system. Several of its details are intentionally designed to distinguish it from the Latin legal tradition, which is attractive in peripheral parts of the [[Occident|Occidental]] world. | |||
==The Four Theses== | ==The Four Theses== | ||
The tenets of Cananachan Republicanism are organized into a set of overarching points called the Four Theses | The tenets of Cananachan Republicanism are organized into a set of overarching points called the Four Theses. 'Sovereignty' outlines the basis of political authority and the rights and duties of the People and State, 'Governance' outlines a model for a four-branched unitary republic, and 'Nationalism' and 'Modernism' encapsulate the spirit of the ideology. Originally, there were three Theses, with 'Sovereignty' being expanded dramatically as Cananach rewrote his original works and 'Governance' being added later. | ||
===''Flaitheas'' (Sovereignty)=== | ===''Flaitheas'' (Sovereignty)=== | ||
The First Thesis, Sovereignty, centers on the source of legal power in a Cananachan Republic. It establishes two entities, the {{wp|Civil society|People}} and the State, as concepts and lays out their sources, rights, and duties. | The First Thesis, Sovereignty, centers on the source of legal power in a Cananachan Republic. It establishes two entities, the {{wp|Civil society|People}} and the State, as concepts and lays out their sources, rights, and duties. | ||