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===Modern period=== | ===Modern period=== | ||
==Government== | ==Government== | ||
The government of Ardmore, officially known as the Ardmori Cooperative, functions as a left-wing Marxist syndicalist republic. Ardmore's political system is structured around the principles of cooperative ownership, direct democracy, and worker control of the means of production. At the core of Ardmore's governance is the principle of {{wp|syndicalism}}, wherein economic and political power is decentralized and vested in autonomous worker-owned cooperatives. These cooperatives, organized by industry or locality, serve as the foundational units of Ardmore's political and economic structure. | |||
===Executive=== | ===Executive=== | ||
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=== | The executive branch of Ardmore is composed of the Board of Labor, which acts as the highest administrative authority. This Board is comprised of representatives elected from various syndicates across the nation. The Board of Labor is responsible for overseeing the implementation of policies, coordinating among different sectors of the economy, and representing Ardmore in international affairs. The Chair of the Board of Labor, though nominally a mere presiding and administrative officer of the Board, serves as the {{wp|de facto}} {{wp|chief executive}} of Ardmore and directs the policy decisions of both the Board while serving as President of the Syndicalist Party. | ||
===Legislative=== | |||
Ardmore's legislative branch consists of the General Assembly, an assembly of delegates elected by popular vote from local syndicates and communities. The General Assembly is tasked with drafting and approving legislation, as well as ensuring that the policies enacted align with the principles of Marxism and syndicalism. Decision-making within the General Assembly emphasizes consensus-building and participatory democracy, with deliberation and debate playing a central role in the legislative process. | |||
===Judiciary=== | |||
The judicial system in Ardmore operates on the basis of popular justice, with an emphasis on community involvement and conflict resolution. Disputes are typically resolved through local assemblies or specialized tribunals composed of elected representatives from the affected communities. The judiciary's role is to interpret laws, mediate disputes, and ensure that justice is administered fairly and in accordance with Ardmore's principles of equality and solidarity. | |||
===Political Parties=== | |||
While Ardmore is officially a single-party state (under the auspices of the Syndicalist Party), political pluralism is encouraged within the framework of syndicalist principles. Various political factions and movements exist within Ardmore, advocating for different approaches to achieving the goals of socialism and worker empowerment. These factions participate in open debate and dialogue within the General Assembly, contributing to the ongoing evolution of Ardmore's political landscape. | |||
===International Relations=== | |||
Ardmore adopts a policy of international solidarity, actively supporting movements for social and economic justice worldwide. It seeks to establish cooperative relations with other nations based on mutual respect, non-interference, and the promotion of socialist principles. Ardmore is a member of several international organizations and alliances dedicated to advancing the cause of global socialism and challenging the dominance of capitalist imperialism. | |||
==Culture and demography== | ==Culture and demography== | ||
{{Main|Garán people}} | {{Main|Garán people}} | ||