technocracy

This idea began as a joke inspired by the thread about the effects of a Cold War between fascism and liberalism on culture and politics in the West, and it got me thinking: before the New Deal was enacted there were several different currents of reformist impulses in the United States, what if...

Yes, I know. Technocracy is fascism for nerds. However, I'm working on a psuedo-timeline where Technocrats somehow seize power in at least one country, and I need advice on how to make techocratic sounding names. Here's an example of what I mean by (ideology)-sounding names, for those of you...

Chairman of the Supreme Soviet Union Alexander Bogdanov (1873-1963) died on June 16, 1963 in Moscow at the age of 90. Since 1917 to his retirement on 1947 he was a leader of former Russian Imperial lands becoming the largest state in the world. Soviet Union or Sindikato de Konsilioj (since 1939)...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technocracy With a PoD in 1919 at the earliest, make the Technocracy Movement more successful in the United States. The two main historical analyses of why it collapsed was because of a lack of coherent leadership, and the New Deal sapping their support, so those...

Hello everyone! At the time I created this new thread I just joined Alternate History.com and this is my first timeline. I would enjoy constructive criticism and if you have any questions about the world of this timeline I'll answer them too.

As we all know, Technocracy became one of the major ideologies of the world with the Second American Revolution in 1933 leading to the rise of the North American Technate under Howard Scott and a series of American-backed Technocratic revolutions in Latin America with a four-way "Silent War"...

Born in the Baku Governorate, one of the guberniyas of the Russian Empire, Nikolai Alexander Kulev was a Russian orthodox man, a engineer that dreamed of a better future for his nation since it's descent after the war with Japan in 1905. As a young teen Nikolai worked in a factory, where he...

The Technocracy movement or Technocracy Inc. was a movement founded by Howard Scott in 1919 (originally as the Technical Alliance). It grew in popularity in the 1930's during the Great Depression but by 1948, membership dwindled due to internal conflict and groups predictions of economic...

So I'm a map maker; those that look at the map thread regularly might have seen my most recent iterations. I'm recreating a bunch of my old maps and the one I'm currently recreating is this; http://dain-siegfried.deviantart.com/art/Breathing-In-That-Emerald-Air-572509568. One of the main reasons...