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==Bi-Lateral Peoples Proliferation Agreement==
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===Definitions===
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A “pocket culture” is a settlement of no more than 500,000 peoples in a designated area set aside by a host peoples. The area set aside should be suitable to achieve self-sufficiency for the settling culture.
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===Aims===
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The BiPPA aims to enable peoples from across Nation States exchange land bilaterally in order to establish “pocket cultures” that are geographically diverse but which remain culturally intact.
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The proliferation of peoples aims to provide a standard for the dispersal of political and cultural structures and libertarian self-governance in pockets throughout the region. This is to ensure the continuance of the political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of these populations in the face of war, natural disaster, upheaval, acts of nature and acts of God. It further allows interaction between cultures which are currently separated by great geographic distances.
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===Mechanics===
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Signatories will be in pairs, where there is an agreement between two peoples to exchange land for the establishment of a pocket culture. However, more extended exchanges may take place where there exists agreement between three or more peoples to each provide space for each of the other signatories.
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Upon agreement of the area of land to be exchanged the host peoples will immediately withdraw from any settlements or other such infrastructure within the designated area. The size and resources of this land should be appropriate to the aim of self-sufficiency for the pocket.
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Although there will be no barriers of any kind around the site of the pocket it is expected that peoples from both the host and the pocket culture will agree contact between them will mostly be of the nature of international diplomacy in order to preserve the cultural integrity of both the settling cultures and host cultures.
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Cross-border relations could normally include social, trade, product and resources exchanges, political and diplomatic. These specific contacts are not mandatory, nor is the suggested list exhaustive. Contacts may be of any nature specifically agreed between the two (or more) peoples brought into direct contact through the agreement.
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Contacts between the host and settling peoples are voluntary and may, at the discretion of either party, revert to the status of national borders, common within Nation States. However, such suspension of open contact should be posted as an addendum to the original agreement at the site of its original publication and communicated specifically and directly to other signatories.
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===Restrictions===
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Although the settling peoples will have total autonomy within their pocket, the settlers and their parent culture agrees that the pocket shall not contain, develop, service, store, manage, maintain or promote any military capability defined as air, sea, land, orbital, space, nuclear, bacteriological, chemical or special forces. The settlers and their parent culture agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the host peoples.
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The host peoples agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the pocket culture. The settlers, their parent culture and the host peoples agree not to interfere directly (except through agreed political, social or diplomatic channels) with the cultural, political, socio-economic procedures and processes of either the pocket culture or the host culture.
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===Amendments===
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Amendments to the BiPPA shall only be made with the approval of all the signatories of a specific exchange and shall be posted as such, the amendment itself being validated by each of the original signatories and counter-signed by them.
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===Signatories===
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* The Cloud-Water Community of [[Ecopoeia]] and The People's Movement of [[Sacco and Vanzetti| Sacco & Vanzetti]] (under the terms of the Watfordshire Protocol)
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===List of Amendments===
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i. The Watfordshire Protocol
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Following experiments under predecessors the PIPA and the IPPA, signatories may additionally agree the Watfordshire Protocol, which aimed to explore cultural mixes across the boundaries of a pocket culture. This protocol upholds all of the tenets of the core agreement but seeks positive exploration of close cultural contact. As this is likely to be a continuing experimental process, the precise nature of the protocol may change by agreement of the parties concerned but signatories are recommended to post the specifics of their agreed contact for their own and for the international community’s benefit and awareness.
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==Peoples International Proliferation Agreement==
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===Definitions===
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A “pocket culture” is a settlement of no more than 500,000 peoples in a designated area set aside by a host peoples. The area set aside should be suitable to achieve self-sufficiency for the settling culture.
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===Aims===
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The PIPA aims to enable peoples from the region of the Anarcho Communist Alliance (tACA) to exchange land in order to establish “pocket cultures” that are geographically diverse but which remain culturally intact. The proliferation of peoples aims to provide a standard for the dispersal of political and cultural structures and libertarian self-governance in pockets throughout the region. This is to ensure the continuance of the political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of these populations in the face of war, natural disaster, upheaval, acts of nature and acts of God. It further allows interaction between cultures which are currently separated by great geographic distances.
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===Mechanics===
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Signatories will usually be in pairs where there is an agreement between two peoples to exchange land for the establishment of a pocket culture. However, more extended exchanges may take place where there exists agreement between three or more peoples to each provide space for each of the other signatories. Upon agreement of the size of land to be exchanged the host peoples will immediately withdraw from any settlements or other such infrastructure within the designated area. The size and resources of this land should be appropriate to the aim of self-sufficiency for the pocket.
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Although there will be no barriers of any kind around the site of the pocket it is expected that peoples from both the host and the pocket culture will agree contact between them will mostly be of the nature of international diplomacy in order to preserve the cultural integrity of both the settling cultures and host cultures. Cross-border relations could normally include social, trade, product and resources exchanges, political and diplomatic. These specific contacts are not mandatory, nor is the suggested list exhaustive. Contacts may of any nature specifically agreed between the two (or more) peoples brought into direct contact through the agreement.
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===Restrictions===
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Although the settling peoples will have total autonomy within their pocket, the settlers and their parent culture agrees that the pocket shall not contain, develop, service, store, manage, maintain or promote any military capability defined as air, sea, land, orbital, space, nuclear, bacteriological, chemical or special forces.
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The settlers and their parent culture agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the host peoples.
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The host peoples agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the pocket culture.
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The settlers, their parent culture and the host peoples agree not to interfere directly (except through agreed political, social or diplomatic channels) with the cultural, political, socio-economic procedures and processes of either the pocket culture or the host culture.
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===Amendments===
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Amendments to the PIPA shall only be made with the approval of all the signatories of a specific exchange and shall be posted as such, the amendment itself being validated by each of the original signatories and counter-signed by them.
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===Signatories===
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* [[Anarchy In Motion]] and [[Sacco & Vanzetti]]
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* [[The Wyrm Tribe]] and Sacco & Vanzetti
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* [[Walter & Theodor]] and [[Clapton Pond]]
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* [[Watfordshire]] and Sacco & Vanzetti (subject to The Watfordshire Protocol)
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===List of Amendments===
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i. The Watfordshire Protocol
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Following an experiment under the predecessor to the PIPA, the International Peoples Proliferation Agreement, signatories may additionally agree the Watfordshire Protocol, which aimed to explore cultural mixes across the boundaries of a pocket culture. This protocol upholds all of the tenets of the PIPA but seeks positive exploration of close cultural contact.
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As this is likely to be a continuing experimental process, the precise nature of the protocol may change by agreement of the parties concerned but signatories are recommended to post the specifics of their agreed contact for their own and for the international community’s benefit and awareness.
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PIPA signatories agreeing the Watfordshire Protocol will be marked * under the Signatories section.
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==International Peoples Proliferation Agreement==
 
==International Peoples Proliferation Agreement==
  

Revision as of 09:58, 24 April 2005

Bi-Lateral Peoples Proliferation Agreement

Definitions

A “pocket culture” is a settlement of no more than 500,000 peoples in a designated area set aside by a host peoples. The area set aside should be suitable to achieve self-sufficiency for the settling culture.

Aims

The BiPPA aims to enable peoples from across Nation States exchange land bilaterally in order to establish “pocket cultures” that are geographically diverse but which remain culturally intact.

The proliferation of peoples aims to provide a standard for the dispersal of political and cultural structures and libertarian self-governance in pockets throughout the region. This is to ensure the continuance of the political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of these populations in the face of war, natural disaster, upheaval, acts of nature and acts of God. It further allows interaction between cultures which are currently separated by great geographic distances.

Mechanics

Signatories will be in pairs, where there is an agreement between two peoples to exchange land for the establishment of a pocket culture. However, more extended exchanges may take place where there exists agreement between three or more peoples to each provide space for each of the other signatories.

Upon agreement of the area of land to be exchanged the host peoples will immediately withdraw from any settlements or other such infrastructure within the designated area. The size and resources of this land should be appropriate to the aim of self-sufficiency for the pocket.

Although there will be no barriers of any kind around the site of the pocket it is expected that peoples from both the host and the pocket culture will agree contact between them will mostly be of the nature of international diplomacy in order to preserve the cultural integrity of both the settling cultures and host cultures.

Cross-border relations could normally include social, trade, product and resources exchanges, political and diplomatic. These specific contacts are not mandatory, nor is the suggested list exhaustive. Contacts may be of any nature specifically agreed between the two (or more) peoples brought into direct contact through the agreement.

Contacts between the host and settling peoples are voluntary and may, at the discretion of either party, revert to the status of national borders, common within Nation States. However, such suspension of open contact should be posted as an addendum to the original agreement at the site of its original publication and communicated specifically and directly to other signatories.

Restrictions

Although the settling peoples will have total autonomy within their pocket, the settlers and their parent culture agrees that the pocket shall not contain, develop, service, store, manage, maintain or promote any military capability defined as air, sea, land, orbital, space, nuclear, bacteriological, chemical or special forces. The settlers and their parent culture agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the host peoples.

The host peoples agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the pocket culture. The settlers, their parent culture and the host peoples agree not to interfere directly (except through agreed political, social or diplomatic channels) with the cultural, political, socio-economic procedures and processes of either the pocket culture or the host culture.

Amendments

Amendments to the BiPPA shall only be made with the approval of all the signatories of a specific exchange and shall be posted as such, the amendment itself being validated by each of the original signatories and counter-signed by them.

Signatories

  • The Cloud-Water Community of Ecopoeia and The People's Movement of Sacco & Vanzetti (under the terms of the Watfordshire Protocol)

List of Amendments

i. The Watfordshire Protocol Following experiments under predecessors the PIPA and the IPPA, signatories may additionally agree the Watfordshire Protocol, which aimed to explore cultural mixes across the boundaries of a pocket culture. This protocol upholds all of the tenets of the core agreement but seeks positive exploration of close cultural contact. As this is likely to be a continuing experimental process, the precise nature of the protocol may change by agreement of the parties concerned but signatories are recommended to post the specifics of their agreed contact for their own and for the international community’s benefit and awareness.

Peoples International Proliferation Agreement

Definitions

A “pocket culture” is a settlement of no more than 500,000 peoples in a designated area set aside by a host peoples. The area set aside should be suitable to achieve self-sufficiency for the settling culture.

Aims

The PIPA aims to enable peoples from the region of the Anarcho Communist Alliance (tACA) to exchange land in order to establish “pocket cultures” that are geographically diverse but which remain culturally intact. The proliferation of peoples aims to provide a standard for the dispersal of political and cultural structures and libertarian self-governance in pockets throughout the region. This is to ensure the continuance of the political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of these populations in the face of war, natural disaster, upheaval, acts of nature and acts of God. It further allows interaction between cultures which are currently separated by great geographic distances.

Mechanics

Signatories will usually be in pairs where there is an agreement between two peoples to exchange land for the establishment of a pocket culture. However, more extended exchanges may take place where there exists agreement between three or more peoples to each provide space for each of the other signatories. Upon agreement of the size of land to be exchanged the host peoples will immediately withdraw from any settlements or other such infrastructure within the designated area. The size and resources of this land should be appropriate to the aim of self-sufficiency for the pocket.

Although there will be no barriers of any kind around the site of the pocket it is expected that peoples from both the host and the pocket culture will agree contact between them will mostly be of the nature of international diplomacy in order to preserve the cultural integrity of both the settling cultures and host cultures. Cross-border relations could normally include social, trade, product and resources exchanges, political and diplomatic. These specific contacts are not mandatory, nor is the suggested list exhaustive. Contacts may of any nature specifically agreed between the two (or more) peoples brought into direct contact through the agreement.

Restrictions

Although the settling peoples will have total autonomy within their pocket, the settlers and their parent culture agrees that the pocket shall not contain, develop, service, store, manage, maintain or promote any military capability defined as air, sea, land, orbital, space, nuclear, bacteriological, chemical or special forces.

The settlers and their parent culture agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the host peoples.

The host peoples agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the pocket culture.

The settlers, their parent culture and the host peoples agree not to interfere directly (except through agreed political, social or diplomatic channels) with the cultural, political, socio-economic procedures and processes of either the pocket culture or the host culture.

Amendments

Amendments to the PIPA shall only be made with the approval of all the signatories of a specific exchange and shall be posted as such, the amendment itself being validated by each of the original signatories and counter-signed by them.

Signatories

  • Watfordshire and Sacco & Vanzetti (subject to The Watfordshire Protocol)

List of Amendments

i. The Watfordshire Protocol

Following an experiment under the predecessor to the PIPA, the International Peoples Proliferation Agreement, signatories may additionally agree the Watfordshire Protocol, which aimed to explore cultural mixes across the boundaries of a pocket culture. This protocol upholds all of the tenets of the PIPA but seeks positive exploration of close cultural contact.

As this is likely to be a continuing experimental process, the precise nature of the protocol may change by agreement of the parties concerned but signatories are recommended to post the specifics of their agreed contact for their own and for the international community’s benefit and awareness.

PIPA signatories agreeing the Watfordshire Protocol will be marked * under the Signatories section.

International Peoples Proliferation Agreement

Definitions

A “pocket culture” is a settlement of no more than 500,000 peoples in a designated area set aside by a host peoples. The area set aside should be suitable to achieve self-sufficiency for the settling culture.

Aims

The IPPA aims to enable peoples from around the continent of Aperin to exchange land in order to establish “pocket cultures” that are geographically diverse but which remain culturally intact. The Agreement is aimed specifically at members of the Coalition of Anti-Capitalist Economies who have established centres of population within the Aperin map. Any similar agreements between non-CACE members or between a CACE member and a non-CACE member are not covered by the IPPA. The proliferation of peoples aims to provide a standard for the dispersal of political and cultural structures and governance in pockets throughout the continent. This is to ensure the continuance of the political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of these populations in the face of war, natural disaster, upheaval and acts of God. It further allows interaction between cultures which are currently separated by the sheer size of the continent.

Mechanics

Signatories will usually be in pairs where there is an agreement between two peoples to exchange land for the establishment of a pocket culture. However, more extended exchanges may take place where there exists agreement between three or more peoples to each provide space for each of the other signatories. Upon agreement of the size of land to be exchanged the host peoples will immediately withdraw from any settlements or other such infrastructure within the designated area. The size and resources of this land should be appropriate to the aim of self-sufficiency for the pocket. A “cultural barrier” around the site of the pocket will be agreed in order to prevent settling cultures and host cultures from dilution through contact. This does not prevent distinct interaction where required but does ensure cultural integrity.

Restrictions

Although the settling peoples will have total autonomy within their pocket, the settlers and their parent culture agrees that the pocket shall not contain, develop, service, store, manage, maintain or promote any military capability defined as air, sea, land, orbital, space or special forces. The settlers and their parent culture agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the host peoples. The host peoples agree not to develop, construct, plan or impose heavy industry, energy usage, mineral acquisition, polluting products or by-products, or any activities which cause unsustainable damage to flora or fauna to the territory of the pocket culture. The settlers, their parent culture and the host peoples agree not to interfere directly across the “cultural barrier” with the cultural, political, socio-economic procedures and processes of either the pocket culture or the host culture.

Amendments

Amendments to the International Peoples Proliferation Agreement shall only be made with the unanimous approval of all signatories, regardless of any direct exchanges of “pocket cultures” between them.

Signatories

An updated list of peoples who have agreed an exchange of "pocket cultures".

  • Watfordshire/Sacco and Vanzetti (subject to The Watfordshire Protocol)

The Watfordshire Protocol

This is a planned experiment to explore cultural mixes across the boundaries of a pocket culture. It is a protocol in addition to the IPPA. It upholds all of the tenets of the IPPA but seeks positive exploration of the phrase "does not prevent distinct interaction". As it is experimental, the precise nature of the protocol will change by agreement of the parties concerned.