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The '''Settlement Movement''' (Kiravic: ''Trebiktorléran'') is a modern social movement in [[Kiravia]] promoting {{wp|settler colonialism}} through the foundation of {{wp|intentional communities}} overseas, primarily in [[ | The '''Settlement Movement''' (Kiravic: ''Trebiktorléran'') is a modern social movement in [[Kiravia]] promoting {{wp|settler colonialism}} through the foundation of {{wp|intentional communities}} overseas, primarily in [[Crona]] and other areas under Kiravian control or influence. The movement comprises a number of different tendencies with different ideological inspirations for their colonial undertakings, which can include {{wp|Coscivian nationalism}} or related civilisational ideas, religious revivalist movements, and Kirosocialism, among others. Settlers and sympathisers who support the same ideological goals and models of settlement governance have grouped together under a number of [[Great Kirav]]-based umbrella organisations that provide financial and operational support for settlements and new settlement initiatives, organise mutual aid and inter-settlement coöperation, and act as an important component of the pro-colonial lobby in Kartika. | ||
Although most settlements in the Kiravian overseas colonies are ordinary cities, towns, and villages governed by the general law, Movement settlements account for a large and growing share of recent land grants in the Punth colonies, and have played an important role in the settlement of new frontiers, especially in areas with insufficient security or infrastructure to attract large-scale private immigration. | Although most settlements in the Kiravian overseas colonies are ordinary cities, towns, and villages governed by the general law, Movement settlements account for a large and growing share of recent land grants in the Punth colonies, and have played an important role in the settlement of new frontiers, especially in areas with insufficient security or infrastructure to attract large-scale private immigration. | ||