Atsadi politics

Contemporary Atsadi politics feature a strong focus on attaining the cooperation and inclusion of alien races with their own internal political structure. They've met great success, with five races being absorbed outright into the Desatsadi to form the Desadi, in addition to defected Gjork broods and Turavid refugees.

Desatsadi

 * Every Atsadi is a member of a group known as a De, which can contain anywhere from two to fourty individuals. These Des, with members often being related to some degree function much like families in Human society. Living together in a single dwelling, cooperating on everything from doing laundry to manufacturing and food production. Decisions are made via consensus and typically come about quickly, while those involving other Des are made by sending members to a higher De which includes representatives of both. This structure continues in a fractal pattern upward until the Grand De, which includes representatives for every Atsadi and is the effective governing council for their entire species. Individual representatives change constantly with each new matter being brought to question, engineers for instance rarely appear in meetings over education and masters of law rarely engage in deciding over medical resource allocation.

Desadi

 * Effectively an expansion of the Desatsadi to include members of other races, the Desadi as a term is nearly interchangeable with the former term and it remains in debate if there is any difference between the two. The Desadi primarily contains minor races which the Atsadi have included in their personal union along with refugees and defectors from the Gjork and the Turavids. While occasionally questioned on the grounds of if multi-species governments can function, there have yet to be any significant disruptions to the Desadi in its eighty-year history despite the near-perpetual war with the Gjork and shifting levels of closeness with the Turavid exilarchy.


 * The astounding thing about this system is its efficiency and stability, with decisions never going above the political level they need to and being made by those members with expertise in the field, goals are achieved in the most sensible manner known. The lack of long-term officials and complicated inter-office and inter-party relationships result in corruption being nearly nonexistent.