List of movements

This page is composed of six main parts. All parts follow the same general format, that is they include a list of parties, organizations, or movements. The movements/parties/organizations have either an icon that represents their general ideology, or a unique icon just to represent them. The names of movements/parties/organizations link to a Wiki page of the ideologyball that most closely represents their ideology.

Movements

This list is broken down into subpages to avoid extreme length. links link to a list of social movements, both active and historical.

Active Movements

Historical Movements

Political Parties

See: List of movements/Political Parties

Governments in Exile

South America

Militant and/or Criminal Groups

This list is broken down into subpages to avoid extreme length. The following links link to subpages which list various militant groups, terrorist organizations, criminal groups, gangs, etc. in each respective continent. ^[1]

Africa

Asia

Europe

North America

South America

Oceania

Religious Organizations and Cults

See also: Cultism
The following is a list of religious organizations and/or cults.^[2]

Historical

Adamites (100-300 CE)
Hussite Church (1415-1620)
True Levellers (1649-1651)
German Christians (1932-1945)
Peoples Temple of the Disciples of Christ (1954-1978)
General Association of Branch Davidian Seventh-day Adventists (1955-1993)
Manson Family (1967-1971)
Heaven's Gate (1974-1997)
Ant Hill Kids (1977-1989)
Order of the Solar Temple (1984-1997)

Regional Entities

Africa

Asia

Central America and Caribbean

Caribbean Community

Europe

European Political Community
European Union
- Parties/Parliamentary Groups:

Oceania

Pacific Islands Forum

South America

Transcontinental

Historical

Separatist Movements

Main article: Separatism

The following is a list of separatist movements in the countries listed below. The links link to the ideology which is most associated with the respective separatist movement.

Separatist Movements

Media

Main Article: List of fictional media

This is a list of fictional media hand-picked by the mods for being genre-defining works of political fiction because of their commentary on politics or philosophy, introducing something new to the political fiction genre (BioShock, Deus Ex, Fallout, 1984, Brave New World or The Purge), or for being incredibly important to PCB culture (Centricide).

If you want any other piece of media added go to List of fictional media.

Please keep the list in alphabetical order.

Video Games

Atomic Heart
Bio Shock^[4]
Crusader Kings
Cyberpunk 2077 ^[5]
Democracy
Deus Ex ^[6]
Disco Elysium ^[7]
Europa Universalis
Fallout^[8]
Hearts of Iron
- The New Order ^[9]
- Kaiser reich
- Red Flood
Imperator Rome
Metal Gear ^[10]
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Papers Please ^[11]
Rise Of The White Sun
Tropico
Victoria
Wolfen stein

Books

Movies and TV

YT series

Centricide
- Realicide

Notes

↑ The organisations are organised based on the area they were founded
↑ The following are the manifestation of each church's religion as a socio-political system. Not all members of these churches advocate for such systems.
↑ J.O.S. incorporates also incorporates elements of , Esoteric Nazism Paganism and UFOlogy
↑ Has a parody of Ayn Rand
↑ Has analysis of a futuristic capitalist society
↑ The plot of the game includes an organization which tries to control the world and has a virus which was created by conspiracist world government to depopulate the world.
↑ Disco Elysium has an analysis of capital and the conflict between the different factions on how to resist capital.
↑ Games from Fallout franchise are set in a post-nuclear apocalyptic world.
↑ The best-known fictional sub ideology in the game is the Burgundian System - an interpretation of Himmler's ideas.
↑ The main character of the game is a soldier who fights against a military organization called Foxhound. In the Revengeance spin-off the player must fight against robots and cyborgs.
↑ The main country in the game, Arstotzka is ideologically close to National Communism.
↑ Islam had a huge influence on the world building of dune
↑ In Fahrenheit 451 USA all books and reading is banned.
↑ Has a strong anti-colonial message
↑ Blade Runner is set in world where are genetically created humans used in extraterrestrial colonies. Officers called blade runners must catch them. The book and the movie focus on globalization, overpopulation and genetic modification.
↑ The movie is set in a world where people are forced to consume a substance that wipes out all emotions. The movie was strongly inspired by 1984.
↑ Mad Max is set on post apo world, where a policeman is in conflict with gangs of criminals.
↑ It's about a group of hackers who attack a big corporation.
↑ Making fun of feudalism as a system through the incompetence of the king and making fun of anarcho-syndicalism through referencing it and making fun of how overly bureaucratic it is
↑ The main characters are citizens of the United Federation of Planets. Its political system is a federal republic.
↑ Is set in a city full of corruption and organized crime, and one vigilante who combated them with advanced technology.
↑ In The Purge movie, the government sets 12 hours, during which all citizens of USA can commit crimes, including murder and torture.

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[1] The organisations are organised based on the area they were founded

[2] The following are the manifestation of each church's religion as a socio-political system. Not all members of these churches advocate for such systems.

[3] J.O.S. incorporates also incorporates elements of , Esoteric Nazism Paganism and UFOlogy

[4] Has a parody of Ayn Rand

[5] Has analysis of a futuristic capitalist society

[6] The plot of the game includes an organization which tries to control the world and has a virus which was created by conspiracist world government to depopulate the world.

[7] Disco Elysium has an analysis of capital and the conflict between the different factions on how to resist capital.

[8] Games from Fallout franchise are set in a post-nuclear apocalyptic world.

[9] The best-known fictional sub ideology in the game is the Burgundian System - an interpretation of Himmler's ideas.

[10] The main character of the game is a soldier who fights against a military organization called Foxhound. In the Revengeance spin-off the player must fight against robots and cyborgs.

[11] The main country in the game, Arstotzka is ideologically close to National Communism.

[12] Islam had a huge influence on the world building of dune

[13] In Fahrenheit 451 USA all books and reading is banned.

[14] Has a strong anti-colonial message

[15] Blade Runner is set in world where are genetically created humans used in extraterrestrial colonies. Officers called blade runners must catch them. The book and the movie focus on globalization, overpopulation and genetic modification.

[16] The movie is set in a world where people are forced to consume a substance that wipes out all emotions. The movie was strongly inspired by 1984.

[17] Mad Max is set on post apo world, where a policeman is in conflict with gangs of criminals.

[18] It's about a group of hackers who attack a big corporation.

[19] Making fun of feudalism as a system through the incompetence of the king and making fun of anarcho-syndicalism through referencing it and making fun of how overly bureaucratic it is

[20] The main characters are citizens of the United Federation of Planets. Its political system is a federal republic.

[21] Is set in a city full of corruption and organized crime, and one vigilante who combated them with advanced technology.

[22] In The Purge movie, the government sets 12 hours, during which all citizens of USA can commit crimes, including murder and torture.

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Movements

Political Parties

Governments in Exile

Africa

Asia

Europe

North America

South America

Militant and/or Criminal Groups

Religious Organizations and Cults

Historical

Regional Entities

Africa

Asia

Central America and Caribbean

Europe

Oceania

South America

Transcontinental

Historical

Separatist Movements

Media

Video Games

Books

Movies and TV

YT series

Notes

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