Skillocracy

**Types of government**
Anarchism Anarcho-capitalism • Anarcho-communism • Anarcho-pacifism • Anarcho-socialism • Anarcho-syndicalism
Aristocracy Feudalism • Plutocracy • Timocracy • Doctrinism (Base • United • Division • Evolutionary)
Democracy Direct democracy • Republic (Democratic republic • Ijivate • Parliamentary) • Opklarini Nationalist Ideology • Rank Republic
Dictatorship Benevolent dictatorship • Constitutional dictatorship • Corporatism • Fascism • Milianism • One-party state • Police state • Swampism • Totalitarianism • Opklarini Nationalist Ideology • Ergatism • National monarchism • Ålanism
Meritocracy Technocracy (Repositocracy)
Monarchy Hereditary • Elective • Absolute • Constitutional • Feudalism • Theodorism • Alturianism
Socialism Communism

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Skillocracy is a form of government where individuals are legally and professionally judged based on skill, knowledge and experience rather than by an individual's biological age. The primary purpose of Skillocracy is to give younger individuals (primarily teens/young adults) more rights and abilities within a nation's government.

Macronational Examples

While no Skillocratic states currently exist at this time, some macronational examples of small scale Skillocratic laws exist. Most noticeably the legal voting age in Argentina being sixteen years.

Micronational Examples

Examples of micronations that currently employ the idea of Skillocracy either officially or through Skillocratic legislature:

Tsardom of Phokland

Vyomania, only people with scientific knowledge and skills can become candidates in elections

Skillocracy

Macronational Examples

Micronational Examples

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