Ideologies

This page encompasses a list of defined ideologies within KRTNO.

The supporters of **anarchism** have contrasted themselves from other left-wing ideologies by their deeply-rooted opposition to governmental authorities in all its forms, believing not only that capitalism must be abolished, but that its abolition come hand-in-hand with the disempowerment of the state. This can encompass many forms, whether through libertarianism socialism, communalism, or total abolition.

### Totalism

Main article: Totalism

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### Syndicalism

Main article: Syndicalism

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### Radical Socialism

Main article: Radical Socialism

While **radical socialism** once represented a catch-all term for left-wing movements separate from syndicalism and totalism, mainly anarchism, social democracy, and communism, its usage has mainly solidified nowadays into the latter communist governments. Today, Radical Socialists embrace the label not as a catch-all exonym, but a statement of their dedication towards what they view as the original ideals of Karl Marx.

### Democratic Socialism

Main article: Democratic Socialism

**Democratic socialists** believe that democracy, rather than needing to be restricted to trade unions to accompany socialism, should in fact be the main artery of its revolution, placing a high value on the democratization of both the workplace and the country, while still maintaining a market socialist economy.

## Democratic

### Social Democracy

Main article: Social Democracy
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### Progressivism

Main article: Progressivism

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### Liberalism

Main article: Liberalism

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### Conservatism

Main article: Conservatism

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## Authoritarian

### Authoritarian Democracy

Main article: Authoritarian Democracy

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### Paternalism

Main article: Paternalism

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### Stratocracy

Main article: Stratocracy

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### Despotism

Main article: Despotism

**Despotism** is a term used to describe autocratic regimes that focus primarily on the executive, whether through a single individual or a clique of individuals. Despotic regimes are authoritarian and undemocratic by nature, and are opposed to ideology on all grounds; only investing in the preservation of power and influence.

## Nationalist

### Integralism

Main article: Integralism
**Integralism**, once considered a mere subset of National Populism, has begun to be defined as its own international movement in recent decades. While the divide has always existed, the NatPop-Integralist split did not fully take shape until the end of the Second Weltkrieg, in which orthodox National Populist regimes had purged and dissolved aristocratic estates within their countries. Integralism intertwines the deification of the nation with their own religion, weaving the nation, faith, and state into one central leader that may take the form of either monarchy or hereditary dictatorship. Integralism has its roots in the nationalist movements of Catholic nations, and it is from those nations where Integralism finds most of its support.

### National Populism

Main article: National Populism

**National Populism** is a term used for political ideologies invested in the construction of an authoritarian ultranationalist state, one not only opposed to liberalism, and socialism in their individualism, but diametrically incompatible with it. Though it may vary in its specifications, the emerging regimes are defined by their deification of the nation and the state. Since the rise of Savinkov and his Russian State, the National Populist movement has become heavily influenced by its policies, such as the nationalization of state industries and land, as well as the purging of monarchist and aristocratic elements.

### National Racialism

Main article: National Racialism
**National Racialism** sees the foundation laid by the National Populists and drives it farther. Though National Populism, like National Racialism, incorporates the deification of the nation, National Racialists have split from the movement as pro-Savinkovist wings have largely ignored the issues of race. To National Racialists, the abolition of the state individual in favor of the nation is disastrous if accepted state individuals are not of the national race. The creed National Racialists propose is the cleansing of their respective countries, whether by the expulsion or extermination of minority groups, under the pseudoscientific justification of social Darwinism and racial hierarchy.

### Ultranationalism

Main article: Ultranationalism
**Ultranationalist** regimes defy conventional philosophy in their loyalty to the Nation, as the Nation itself, to its followers, is the ideology itself, an idea that must not be corrupted by revisionism, influence, or decadence. Within the Nation, the two ultimate sins of society are the existence of the other, and the definition of morality; both of which defined as degenerate shackles from which the Nation must be liberated. Ultranationalists answer this call with the creation of a state slavishly devoted to the Nation: first through its military, then through its autocrat, both of which pursuing the destruction of perceived decadence both abroad and internally through any means necessary.