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The word Technate was originated by Technocracy Inc. to describe the region over which a technocratic society operates. A detailed description of how a Technate would be organized and operated is given in the Technocracy Study Course the last two chapters of which outline a Technate. All resources of this land region would be used by a technocracy to provide an abundance of goods and services to its citizens. According to technocrats, a Technate cannot simply be set up anywhere like a modern-day country; it has several inherent requirements that must be met in order for it to operate. #There must be sufficient '' Natural Resource s'' to create an '' Abundance '' #There must be a pre-existing '' Industrial '' and '' Scientific '' base from which to create the Technate. #There must be a sufficient amount of qualified personnel to operate this Infrastructure to provide an abundance. According to Technocracy Inc., only the North America n continent is currently known to be able to meet these requirements and operate a Technate. There are currently no Technates in existence. PROPOSED TECHNATES There have so far been two serious proposals for the establishment of Technates. Technocracy Incorporated proposed the North American Technate , covering the entire area of North America, as well as Central America and parts of South America (together with the Caribbean and many Pacific Islands) (See map opposite). Apart from Technocracy Inc.'s established plan for a Technate, the Network Of European Technocrats is working towards a European Technate, although the group has not yet finalised the area of this entity (most likely, other areas then just Europe would be needed). SEE ALSO
REFERENCES Technocracy Study Course (PDF) The Technocracy Study Course contains information on what a Technate is. Glossary of Terms, at technocracy.ca Page listing certain Technocratic definitions, including Technate and related concepts |
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