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The Nation-State Party was formed in 21189 by strongly authoritarian members of the United Kirosocialist Parties following the dissolution of that caucus in 21187. In response to the rapidly deteriorating popularity of orthodox [[Kirosocialism|Kirosocialist]] ideals and politicians, the NSP reached out to members of the growing Kiravian nationalist movement who called for national unity (both cultural and administrative), anticommunalism, and greater government regulation of social life. Originally framed as a moderate party that sought to reform strong Kirosocialist state institutions away from their failures while rejecting the ascendant [[Shaftonist-Republican Alliance]]'s campaign of civil libertarianism, privatisation, deregulation, and devolution; the NSP enjoyed considerable electoral support in the "ochre-belt" areas of Kesta, Upper Kirav, and Lesser Kirav. It originally sat as part of the Social Compact Union, a grouping of Kirosocialist splinter parties, but dissociated itself from this caucus in 21194 after it folded into the [[Popular Democratic Front]] of Kirosocialists, state socialists, democratic socialists, and communitarians.