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| map = ANAN_1965.png
| map_caption = Member states as of 1965
| headquarters = [[Eloheh]], [[Tussenland]] (1972-present)<br />
| founder = [[New Netherland]] </br> [[New England]] </br> [[Mexico]] </br> [[Virginia]] </br> [[Florida]] </br> [[Opdamsland]] </br> [[Tussenland]] </br> [[South Tussenland]] </br> [[Mexico]] </br> [[Cuba]]▼
| region = North America
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| language = [[Amerikaens]] </br> Spanish </br> French </br> English <br />Russian
| leader_title = Chairman
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The '''Association of North American Nations''' ([[Amerikaens]]: ''Associasie van Nürdtamerikaens Nasies'', Spanish: ''Asociación de Países de Norteamérica'', French: ''Association des Nations de l'Amérique du Nord'', [[Corean]]: 북美 國가 련맹) is a military, political and economic union of seven member states in northern America established in 1951. It was originally a collection of bilateral and multilateral treaties crafted to oppose European influence in northern America.
It was founded as a response to increasing external influences and threats in North America, particularly from European powers. The foundations for the association were laid out in the 1930s and culminated in its official establishment in 1951.
Today, the organisation aims to ensure the security and political stability of its constituents, maintain a united economic market, enforce monetary regulations, and to propogate legal homogenisation. It is said to have multiple unique characteristics, making it truly ''sui generis.''▼
▲Today, the
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==== The rise of anti-Atlanticism ====
Anti-Atlanticism, emerging prominently in the early 20th century, was a political and ideological movement opposing British and European influence and neocolonialism in the Americas. Sparked by the British Empire's expanding economic footprint in South America, the movement resonated deeply within North America.
This movement was not a monolithic entity but rather an amalgamation of various political and ideological groups in North America. Republicans, nationalists, and ultraconservatives found common ground in their opposition to what they saw as a creeping British influence. Anti-Atlanticists argue that the British-led economic order was not just about commerce but was a sophisticated form of neocolonialism starting to take root.
Anti-Atlanticist thought shaped the politics of [[New Netherland]] and [[Mexico]] in the 1930s and onwards. Both nations sought not just to shield themselves from external pressures but to establish a strong American bloc. This bloc, they believed, should be cohesive and militarily formidable, ensuring that North America could withstand and repel any overtures from the British or other European powers.
=== Early Collaboration (1930s-1940s) ===
The 1930s marked the beginning of increased cooperation between Mexico and New Netherland. Their collaboration was initially driven by mutual interests, such as the support for Cuban rebels in 1937 to overthrow the British-backed dictator Ernesto Bienvenida. Their joint efforts were bolstered by incidents like the [[New England]] Independence movement in 1937, which received strong political support from New Netherland, Mexico, and [[Virginia]].
==== Rising Tensions in North America (1941-1945) ====
External influences began to take a more aggressive form by the 1940s. Russia's reorganization of [[Alyeska]] into an Autonomous National Republic in 1940 was viewed with suspicion by New Netherland and Mexico, given its implications for increased Russian influence in the region.
The [[Westerzee Troubles]], starting in 1941, further raised alarms, when it was revealed that the [[Amerikaens Free State]], at this time significantly inspired by the [[National republicanism|national republican]] ideals of Russia, had been discreetly supporting ethnonationalist pro-white insurgencies led by the Voor National Party (VNP) in the province of [[Westerzee]], [[Tussenland]]. This significantly accelerated the need for a unified response among North American nations.
=== Formation (1948-1951) ===
By 1943, preliminary talks began in Tussenland, aiming for forging closer ties between the North American nations. The Westerzee Troubles became a focal point in these discussions. As a result of these talks, the ''American Security Council'' was created in 1948. This council, comprising of representatives from Tussenland, Mexico, Virginia, New Netherland, and New England, was aimed at countering European influence in North America. The terms of the security council then underwent further changes throughout 1950, until American leaders convened in Tussenland in 1951 to commence negotiations a stronger formal bloc. This culminated in the formation of the ANAN in 1951, which subsequently carried out a military intervention against the Amerikaens Free State two years later. This intervention led to the removal of the Goudpaerdt family from power and the installation of a new pro-ANAN government in the Amerikaens Free State in 1953.
== Member states ==
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In certain fields, ANAN has been awarded exclusive competence and mandate. These are areas in which member states have entirely renounced their own capacity to enact legislation. In other areas, ANAN and its member states share the competence to legislate. while both can legislate member states can only legistate to the extent to which ANAN has not. In other policy areas, ANAN has a supporting and supplemental fucntion, but cannot legislate with the intent to harmonize national laws. That a particular policy falls into a certain category of competence is not indicative of what legislative produce is used for enacting legislation within that policy area. Different legislative produces are used within the same category of competence. Even within the same policy area, there can be different legislative procedures.
== Constitution ==
{{Infobox treaty|name=Treaty of Boston|long_name=Constitutive Declaration of the Association of North American Nations|date_signed=12 July 1951|location_signed=[[Boston]], [[New England]]|date_effective=31 December 1951|condition_effective=Ratification by signatories|depositor=Government of New England|languages=[[Amerikaens]], [[English]], [[Spanish]], [[French]]|original_signatories=[[New Netherland]] </br> [[New England]] </br> [[Virginia]] </br> [[Florida]] </br> [[Opdamsland]] </br> [[Mexico]] </br> [[Tussenland]] </br> [[South Tussenland]]|image=Treaty of Boston picture.png|image_size=350px}}'''Article I'''
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'''Article III'''
The Parties create a Defense Council, with each member sending a military representative to negotiate on behalf of its sovereign nation in matters of mutual defence and aid. This Defense council will in times of crisis take the necessary actions to defend
'''Article IV'''
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This in essence comes down to the ANAN strategy that which will often skirt the territorial waters of potential enemies, deploy carrier groups, make shows of force and use its economic, political and military influence to weaken potential hostiles. This comes in the form of sending expeditionary brigades to eliminate potential terrorist hubs. A key part of the strategy is the overwhelming firepower, ANAN due to its history has been able to coordinate its member's military capabilities to a point where they all add to the larger picture, allowing for an effective combat force.
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