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Revision as of 20:04, 25 April 2005
CACE
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The Coalition of Anti-Capitalist Economies is an economic and strategic alliance of non-capitalist nations who engage in needs-based trade with each other. The CACE's headquarters are located in the Celdonian capital Glasburgh, on the continent of Greater Aperin.
The Coalition was formed at the first Conference of Anti Capitalist Economies, which was called and hosted by Celdonia in order to share the lessons they learned in building a strong non-capitalist economy. Recognizing the need for a permanent cooperative economic alliance, the Coalition was formed by the 1CACE's participants, of which four, Celdonia, Constantinopolis, SeOCC, and Kerla are still members of the Coalition. Membership in the Coalition grew steadily, and it currently has 35 members from all corners of the earth. Around half of the CACE's members are located in the Anticapitalist Alliance.
The Coalition is a very open organization in that it has a simple admittance process, accepts all applicants who meet the membership criteria (UN membership, a Civil Rights rating of Good or better, and the elimination of private enterprise) and engages in transparent decision-making at periodical Conference of Anti-Capitalist Economies summits. Its members, who are automatically signatories of the International Fair Trade Agreement, espouse a wide-range of differing and varied anti-capitalist ideals.
The Coalition of Anti Capitalist Economies Charter
CACESA
The Coalition of Anti-Capitalist Economies Space Agency is an organisation comprising a number of CACE members to share research and undertake joint projects in the area of space exploration.
