Osnorlandianism

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Osnorlandianism
Basic Information
Alignments	Centrists to  Rightist Unity  Culturally Left  Monarchists  Capitalists Anarchists (de jure)
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Anarcho-Monarchism Monarcho-Capitalism Statism (de facto) State Capitalism Social Capitalism Civil Libertarianism Land Value Taxation Progressive Taxation Nationwide Atheism "Theocracy" of Science Fictional Nationalism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Oscar III of Osnor-Gettlesberg Oscar, Prince of Lower Gettlesberg Erick of Platengrad
Variations
Schools of Thought	Platengradien School Scientocracy Trust Busting Feminine Juche Regulationist Capitalism Civil Libertarianism Cooperative Capitalism (sympathetic) In the Platengrad Enterprise Zone Deregulation (mostly) Ordolibertarianism (minor)

Osnorlandianism is the ideological thought of the "anarchic" (de facto statist) Dominion of Osnorland and its organiser Oscar III of Osnor-Gettlesberg.

Economy

Currency

The currency of Osnorland is the Osnor franc, with the average income being 51,059 Osnor francs (₣).

State

The Dominion of Osnorland is the domain of the House of Osnor-Gettlesberg, currently led by Oscar III of Osnor-Gettlesberg, with the heir apparent being Prince Oscar since his elevation to Prince of Lower Gettlesberg, the title which has been awarded to heirs throughout Osnorland tradition. The monarch of Osnorland holds all power over the state (acting as both the head of state and head of government, controlling the judiciary, executive and legislature), though often hires advisors to act in their place in certain areas, the most wideknown and influential advisor being Erick of Platengrad (after he was awarded the title Baron of Platengrad.), a strong supporter of social capitalist policies, sometimes known as the Architect of the Modern Osnorlandianism System. His influence makes him a de facto Prime Minister, with him even choosing advisors for the King in his stead, as part of the Platengradien School of Thought.

Platengradien School

Advisors

The Platengradien School, when it comes to the selection of advisors, suggests prioritising people from scientific fields, as well as an end to the advisor nepotism seen in the reign of Oscar I as well as earlier parts of the reign of Oscar II, which led to the previous economic decline.