Unifism

Unifism
Alignment	Centrist* Globalist Democratic
Influenced By	(Tritonian) Confederalism Alter-Globalism Humanism Trophia Thought (Partially)
Key Principles	The direct unification of humanity, or otherwise bringing it together under one banner. The democratization of all institutions involved in this new confederation. Supporting the formation of local autonomous republics that represent the interests of ethnolinguistic minorities. Encouraging multiculturalism and opposing racism & xenophobia. Promoting inter-species cooperation.
Notable Adherents	Caucasian League Denasola Imperial Apothelis Italy Nakmai The Confederacy Yamalia
Values
Federal/Unity	100/0
Democracy/Authority	80/20
Globalist/Isolationist	100/0
Militarist/Pacifist	30/70
Security/Freedom	20/80
Equality/Markets	40/60
Secular/Religious	100/0
Progress/Tradition	70/30
Assimilationist/Multiculturalist	0/100

Unifism (Erronously known as "Globalism") was an ideological movement that supported the formation of a global confederation. This confederation would have authority on global issues, while power of local matters would be relegated to the members of the confederation. Although it was economically and socially variable, all supporters generally emphasized the importance of Humanism. While The Confederacy may of fallen, the Yatan Commonwealth would arise to global prominence half a century afterwards to continue in legacy in some form, though it more so leans towards a form of proletarian internationalism rather than the more liberal Unifism.

The goal of Unifism is to combat and eventually triumph over the various problems that have hung over humanity's shoulders for so long, including the likes of poverty, war, climate change, and tribalist mentalities. Unlike many similar movements calling for a united world, Unifism espoused the importance of democracy and the continued existence of local ethnic cultures and languages.