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''' | '''Neo-Piratism''' (Neo-Korsancılık) is a doctrine that defines several pirate values initiated by Tan Siret Akıncı, former general secretary and current co-president of [[Pirate Party Turkey]]. The doctrine got solidified and accepted by PPTR in the I. Pirate Party Congress held on 15 August 2021. It was called "Tan Doctrine" before getting its new name on an assembly meeting of PPTR. | ||
[[File: | [[File:Iconofneopiratism.png|thumb|200px|Icon of Neo-Piratism, designed by a PPTR member named Soner Erdoğan.]] | ||
==The Pirate Values== | ==The Pirate Values== | ||
The pirate values in | The pirate values in Neo-Piratism are the following: | ||
*Propagation of classical pirate views like reforming copyright and patent laws, supporting transparency and internet freedom. | *Propagation of classical pirate views like reforming copyright and patent laws, supporting transparency and internet freedom. | ||
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==Governance of Pirate Party== | ==Governance of Pirate Party== | ||
According to | According to Neo-Piratism, a pirate party must have separation of power in its governance and a strong administrative structure to sustain the pirate values. In the constitution of Pirate Party Turkey, the roles of general secretary and president are extended to secure the status-quo within the party while balancing each other. | ||
For the security and continuity of the party, a pirate party administration should set a clear example to the party members and symphatizers while allowing everyone to get involved in the organization rather than closing itself to other people by fear of securing pirate parties, which have very weak governance and complicated bureaucracy | For the security and continuity of the party, a pirate party administration should set a clear example to the party members and symphatizers while allowing everyone to get involved in the organization rather than closing itself to other people by fear of securing pirate parties, which have very weak governance and complicated bureaucracy. | ||
===Factionalism=== | |||
Neo-Piratism suggests that the pirate parties allow factions within, which would enable a better grassroots political environment for discussion of policies while securing the status-quo party administration by making any opposition transparent and accountable. | |||
===Positive Strongmanship=== | |||
Neo-Piratism is in favor of a positive strongman theory, that a person who can overcome hardships faced by the party and its subordinates should be nominated for higher positions by the party administration, rewarding their merit and hardwork. | |||
==Identity Politics== | ==Identity Politics== | ||
While being in support of unlimited personal freedoms and progressivism, | While being in support of unlimited personal freedoms and progressivism, a Pirate Party should be against to the identity politics as it pushes the party to authoritarianism and outside of main Pirate Values. As a response to the main way of progressive policies set to support identities, Neo-Piratism suggests supporting freedom only, which enables everyone to have rights in the community. This policy is initially named Liberty First, where personal freedoms are said to be the only solution to identity crisis. | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 23 August 2021
Neo-Piratism (Neo-Korsancılık) is a doctrine that defines several pirate values initiated by Tan Siret Akıncı, former general secretary and current co-president of Pirate Party Turkey. The doctrine got solidified and accepted by PPTR in the I. Pirate Party Congress held on 15 August 2021. It was called "Tan Doctrine" before getting its new name on an assembly meeting of PPTR.
The Pirate Values
The pirate values in Neo-Piratism are the following:
- Propagation of classical pirate views like reforming copyright and patent laws, supporting transparency and internet freedom.
- Unlimited free speech in the party and the government.
- Decentralization and direct democracy sustained by open source blockchain technologies
- Establishing a free market economic democracy and evolution towards gift economy by supporting cooperative and indie development models
Governance of Pirate Party
According to Neo-Piratism, a pirate party must have separation of power in its governance and a strong administrative structure to sustain the pirate values. In the constitution of Pirate Party Turkey, the roles of general secretary and president are extended to secure the status-quo within the party while balancing each other.
For the security and continuity of the party, a pirate party administration should set a clear example to the party members and symphatizers while allowing everyone to get involved in the organization rather than closing itself to other people by fear of securing pirate parties, which have very weak governance and complicated bureaucracy.
Factionalism
Neo-Piratism suggests that the pirate parties allow factions within, which would enable a better grassroots political environment for discussion of policies while securing the status-quo party administration by making any opposition transparent and accountable.
Positive Strongmanship
Neo-Piratism is in favor of a positive strongman theory, that a person who can overcome hardships faced by the party and its subordinates should be nominated for higher positions by the party administration, rewarding their merit and hardwork.
Identity Politics
While being in support of unlimited personal freedoms and progressivism, a Pirate Party should be against to the identity politics as it pushes the party to authoritarianism and outside of main Pirate Values. As a response to the main way of progressive policies set to support identities, Neo-Piratism suggests supporting freedom only, which enables everyone to have rights in the community. This policy is initially named Liberty First, where personal freedoms are said to be the only solution to identity crisis.
