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The '''Labour Front of Kirav - Kiravian Labour Parties''' (''Ventaver Kiravsk - Kiravix Ventaplaiduya'') is a caucus in the [[Federal Stanora]] associated with the Kiravian Labour Parties interstate conference of political parties. The LFK caucus is organised around a platform based on solidary economics (inspired heavily by [[Wittonian socialism]]) and opposition to closer economic and political integration between the Kiravian Federacy and Atrassic Crona. | The '''Labour Front of Kirav - Kiravian Labour Parties''' (''Ventaver Kiravsk - Kiravix Ventaplaiduya'') is a caucus in the [[Federal Stanora]] associated with the Kiravian Labour Parties interstate conference of political parties. The LFK caucus is organised around a platform based on solidary economics (inspired heavily by [[Wittonian socialism]]) and opposition to closer economic and political integration between the Kiravian Federacy and Atrassic Crona. | ||
==History== | ===History=== | ||
==Origins== | ====Origins==== | ||
The history of the LFK begins with the founding of the Elegian? Labour Party in 21XXX by Mâkupa Naymir, a member of the Elegia? state legislature with the [CSU party]. Elegia at the time was struggling economically due to the post-Kirosocialist economic liberalisation, particularly areas like Naymir's own constituency in County Bunghole, which was reeling from a string of plant closures. Naymir, a committed {{wp|distributist}}, had in his youth been an ardent activist against the Kirosocialist régime and a strong supporter of the National Renewal Movement, but also an advocate of comprehensive land reform and the cartel politics practiced by privileged ethno-social communities and aristocratic families in many parts of the country. As such, he had persisted in politics with a strong antipathy towards his colleagues from the Socialist Party of Elegia and the traditionalist-conservative Elegian Home Party. However, he found himself increasingly working across the aisle with members of these parties and against his putative allies in the SRA-aligned Rennovation party. | The history of the LFK begins with the founding of the Elegian? Labour Party in 21XXX by Mâkupa Naymir, a member of the Elegia? state legislature with the [CSU party]. Elegia at the time was struggling economically due to the post-Kirosocialist economic liberalisation, particularly areas like Naymir's own constituency in County Bunghole, which was reeling from a string of plant closures. Naymir, a committed {{wp|distributist}}, had in his youth been an ardent activist against the Kirosocialist régime and a strong supporter of the National Renewal Movement, but also an advocate of comprehensive land reform and the cartel politics practiced by privileged ethno-social communities and aristocratic families in many parts of the country. As such, he had persisted in politics with a strong antipathy towards his colleagues from the Socialist Party of Elegia and the traditionalist-conservative Elegian Home Party. However, he found himself increasingly working across the aisle with members of these parties and against his putative allies in the SRA-aligned Rennovation party. | ||
==First Expansion== | ==First Expansion== | ||
==Decline after 21XYX== | ==Decline after 21XYX== | ||
Naymir's death in 21XYX marked the beginning of a period of decline in the LFK as a national movement. Although some state parties remained competitive in their respective states' political scenes and new affiliates were established on the Eastern Seaboard, changing political conditions and a lack of clear leadership, vision, and direction from the interstate conference led most of the parties to adapt their platforms and local strategies independently. Most notably, the Etivéran Labour Party entered an electoral alliance with that state's SRA-affiliated parties, in a break with longstanding LFK tradition. | Naymir's death in 21XYX marked the beginning of a period of decline in the LFK as a national movement. Although some state parties remained competitive in their respective states' political scenes and new affiliates were established on the Eastern Seaboard, changing political conditions and a lack of clear leadership, vision, and direction from the interstate conference led most of the parties to adapt their platforms and local strategies independently. Most notably, the Etivéran Labour Party entered an electoral alliance with that state's SRA-affiliated parties, in a break with longstanding LFK tradition. | ||
==Post-Deluge Revival== | ====Post-Deluge Revival==== | ||
==Platform== | ===Platform=== | ||
===Ideological mantle=== | ====Ideological mantle==== | ||
WitSoc with Coscivian characteristics and how that works. | WitSoc with Coscivian characteristics and how that works. | ||
The LFK is socially and culturally conservative, by both international and Kiravian measures. | The LFK is socially and culturally conservative, by both international and Kiravian measures. | ||
===Crona policy== | ====Crona policy==== | ||
===Contemporary diversity=== | ====Contemporary diversity==== | ||
Since 21XYY, opposition to Trans-Atrassic integration has taken centre-stage in the LKF, becoming its top policy priority and defining campaign plank. | Since 21XYY, opposition to Trans-Atrassic integration has taken centre-stage in the LKF, becoming its top policy priority and defining campaign plank. | ||
==Popular support== | ===Popular support=== | ||
The LFK's core voter base are working-class people in Second Kirav and Third Kirav. LFK parties and candidates perform most strongly in industrial and mining areas of Central, Southwestern, and Northwestern Kirav, as well as the Western and Eastern Highlands in federal elections. They do not perform well in Farravonia, the Míhanska Bay region, or the Northeast-Northeast. | The LFK's core voter base are working-class people in Second Kirav and Third Kirav. LFK parties and candidates perform most strongly in industrial and mining areas of Central, Southwestern, and Northwestern Kirav, as well as the Western and Eastern Highlands in federal elections. They do not perform well in Farravonia, the Míhanska Bay region, or the Northeast-Northeast. | ||
Revision as of 03:05, 8 March 2021
CDI
| Caucus of Democrats & Independents Kadastra Thāruāritarisēskya us Dhidependantikuya | |
| File:PurpleClick Logo.JPG Logo | |
| Headquarters | №21, 18-ram, E-District, Kartika |
| Caucus Chair | Ávkusta Tólyatin Śinesékin |
| Whip | Lardarius Bināryn |
| Platform | Big tent Modern liberalism Radical centrism Shaftonist democracy Neoliberalism |
| Voter Base | The Metics |
| Conferences | Union of Democrats & Independents |
| Federal Stanora | 27 / 545
|
LDPK
| Liberal Democratic Party Liberandix Thāruāritax Plaiduv | |
.svg) Flag | |
| States | Fariva, Kiygrava, Serikorda, Cascada |
| Headquarters | Madisar, Fariva |
| Chairperson | Marsellín Kótdivoir |
| Leader | Apollinarius Paraben |
| Platform | Progressive liberalism Social liberalism Liberal internationalism Westernisation factions: Neoliberalism Social democracy |
| Voter Base | Cosmopolitan coastal élites |
| Conferences | Open Kiravia Conference |
| Federal Caucus | non-inscrit |
| Electoral Symbol | |
| Madisar City Council | 2 / 7
|
| Federal Stanora | 0 / 545
|
CPKF
VNQDD
| Umcaran Renaissance Party Plêduv Ùmkarag Inowamsuk | |
 Flag | |
| States | South Æonara, Liberantia, Eriada, West Æonara |
| Headquarters | Rambosar, South Æonara |
| Chairperson | X.N. Vúhoń |
| Leader | Bob Jones |
| Platform | Umcaran Coscivian interests Shaftonist republicanism Coscivian nationalism Conservatism |
| Voter Base | Umcaran Coscivians |
| Conferences | Interstate Republican Conference |
| Federal Caucus | SRA |
| Electoral Symbol | |
| South Æonara | 32 / 120
|
| Liberantia | 35 / 65
|
| Federal Stanora | 4 / 545
|
EJP
| Economic Justice Party Plaiduv Timoniúlitærēsk | |
 Logo | |
| Headquarters | №21, 18-ram, E-District, Kartika |
| Party Chair | Saverius Kaîśaxon |
| Whip | Ordovicius Sūrmiran |
| Platform | Georgism Geoconservatism Social credit Distributism Monetarism Social conservatism Agrarianism |
| Voter Base | Farm Gang |
| Conferences | Progressive Alliance |
| Caucus | Kiravian Free Alliance |
| Federal Stanora | 4 / 545
|
LFK
| Labour Front of Kirav Ventaver Kiravsk | |
 Flag | |
| States | Kiorgia, Tanuvia, Knassania |
| Headquarters | Cityname, Hiterna |
| Chairman | Getulius Kalusakin |
| Whip | Raster Hirispan |
| Platform | Wittonian socialism Paternalistic conservatism Labourism Cisatrassicism |
| Voter Base | Mostly workers. |
| Conference | Kiravian Labour Parties |
| Federal Stanora | 212 / 545
|
The Labour Front of Kirav - Kiravian Labour Parties (Ventaver Kiravsk - Kiravix Ventaplaiduya) is a caucus in the Federal Stanora associated with the Kiravian Labour Parties interstate conference of political parties. The LFK caucus is organised around a platform based on solidary economics (inspired heavily by Wittonian socialism) and opposition to closer economic and political integration between the Kiravian Federacy and Atrassic Crona.
History
Origins
The history of the LFK begins with the founding of the Elegian? Labour Party in 21XXX by Mâkupa Naymir, a member of the Elegia? state legislature with the [CSU party]. Elegia at the time was struggling economically due to the post-Kirosocialist economic liberalisation, particularly areas like Naymir's own constituency in County Bunghole, which was reeling from a string of plant closures. Naymir, a committed distributist, had in his youth been an ardent activist against the Kirosocialist régime and a strong supporter of the National Renewal Movement, but also an advocate of comprehensive land reform and the cartel politics practiced by privileged ethno-social communities and aristocratic families in many parts of the country. As such, he had persisted in politics with a strong antipathy towards his colleagues from the Socialist Party of Elegia and the traditionalist-conservative Elegian Home Party. However, he found himself increasingly working across the aisle with members of these parties and against his putative allies in the SRA-aligned Rennovation party.
First Expansion
Decline after 21XYX
Naymir's death in 21XYX marked the beginning of a period of decline in the LFK as a national movement. Although some state parties remained competitive in their respective states' political scenes and new affiliates were established on the Eastern Seaboard, changing political conditions and a lack of clear leadership, vision, and direction from the interstate conference led most of the parties to adapt their platforms and local strategies independently. Most notably, the Etivéran Labour Party entered an electoral alliance with that state's SRA-affiliated parties, in a break with longstanding LFK tradition.
Post-Deluge Revival
Platform
Ideological mantle
WitSoc with Coscivian characteristics and how that works.
The LFK is socially and culturally conservative, by both international and Kiravian measures.
Crona policy
Contemporary diversity
Since 21XYY, opposition to Trans-Atrassic integration has taken centre-stage in the LKF, becoming its top policy priority and defining campaign plank.
Popular support
The LFK's core voter base are working-class people in Second Kirav and Third Kirav. LFK parties and candidates perform most strongly in industrial and mining areas of Central, Southwestern, and Northwestern Kirav, as well as the Western and Eastern Highlands in federal elections. They do not perform well in Farravonia, the Míhanska Bay region, or the Northeast-Northeast.
The LFK does not currently have state affiliates in overseas regions of the Kiravian Federacy. A spokeswoman for the conference stated that this is not by design and that the conference would welcome affiliates from overseas states and territories.
See Also